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Dan05979

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I was looking at my license, I hold a class 'A' with 'P' endorsment with many other endorsements and I have a restriction that reads;

 

Passenger Restricted to class B, I didn't understand this restriction since I never seen a class A bus before so I did a search and that restriction applies for these guys;

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Does the MTA require you to have a 'Ap' to drive these or its just a 'Bp'?

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That restriction means that you took a road test on a passenger vehicle of a B class.

You are not alowed to drive A class passenger vehicles ( we dont have 80,000 pounds passenger buses :o

 

 

I have the same restriction

 

I took road test on school bus as well as on an 18 wheeler

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That restriction means that you took a road test on a passenger vehicle of a B class.

You are not alowed to drive A class passenger vehicles ( we dont have 80,000 pounds passenger buses :o

 

 

I have the same restriction

 

I took road test on school bus as well as on an 18 wheeler

 

Yeah but you can only have 1 CDL right? so did you fail the

road test with the 18 wheeler?

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Yeah but you can only have 1 CDL right? so did you fail the

road test with the 18 wheeler?

 

I think what he means is the same thing I did. I took my B first in a school bus then a few years later I took the A, so I have that passenger restriction to class B vehicle. But there is no class A bus, unless they means those articulated buses wich are a combination vehicle.

 

You only hold 1 cdl license.

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Yeah but you can only have 1 CDL right? so did you fail the

road test with the 18 wheeler?

 

 

No i did not fail,

I had A ( truck ) then added Bp ( school bus )

 

So now i have A with P (with restriction to class carry people only in class B vehicle )

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