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So, this is your second time going down to 180 Livingston street?

Ok, how about if you failed the BOSS for exam 7612 but passed it for exam no. 9618?

How about if you took a BOSS exam for lets say exam no. 7612 and you passed that one. And lets fast forward to this exam no, 9618 if you took BOSS for this exam and you failed the boss for 9618.....which one counts? Exam no.7612 or 9618?

+Young+, I'm going to private message you...is that ok?

Is the vision exam the ishahira test or a different type of colorblind test? How is it conducted?

what BMI and neck size is considered to put you on medical hold?

Alright Congratulations! Where was Day 7 for you? Any tips you could tell us?

Tomorrow is your road test?

Whats the phone number for the Conductor exam, anyone know?

So its your second time going down to 180 Livingston street for the P/E?

Hey guys quick question....how come when I type my name on that website in the search bar on the upper right corner it doesn't show my name on the Conductor list, even though it was there before previously?

Hmm....ok. So you passed day 7? Another question is when you're assigned a depot for days 1-7, lets say that depot is in Brooklyn......will the Days1-7 be in Brooklyn or no?

Congratulations....Where did day 7 take place? What streets and cross streets? Any tips you could give us? ( If you don't mind me asking and youre at liberty of answering.... BTW thank you in advance)

Oh okay, hey, I wish you the best of luck!

Instructor meaning MTA instructor? Or, DMV instructor?

Oh, so you didn't take a BOSS exam previously for this exam?

Are you talking about this exam no, (7612)? Because the list was published. Or about Bus Operator exam no. (9604)?

+Young+, Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions....much appreciated!

Ok, now regarding points, a cell phone ticket in NY State is worth 5 points....will that be a problem? Because, according to the DMV, "once 18 months have passed from the violation date it no longer counts towards your total point count. However, the violation/ticket will remain 3 years from the conviction date on your record. BTW, I was found guilty, I did pay though the ticket. I was found guilty on 9/15/2018. That's exactly 18 months from the violation date. So, will MTA still make an issue/problem of it?

So the cell phone ticket that I received on March 8, 2017.....I would be in the clear by next year, (3/8/2020)? Yes or no?

If you don't mind me asking....what's your job title/position?

Meaning for tickets does MTA go by Violation date.....or Conviction date?

What's 19-A certified?

What happened with Mr NewFlyer?

That's why I want to get my CDL on my own....it will be ONE less thing to worry about after passing the training. Do you have to do the pre-trip "pointing and describing" things out during 1-7 training days?