Yes, you need to obtain a special drivers license for truck driving. You are required to take a course, and do a written test as well as a driving test to get your truck license.
Yes, but there is a caveat - if you do this, the state of Wisconsin will put an "E" restriction on your license, which restricts you to CMVs equipped with automatic transmissions.
Automatic, and immediate suspension of your drivers license.
Yes you have to take a commercial drivers license test and pass it in order to drive a truck. It is like another driving test to prove your capability to function.
Most truck driving schools in Ontario Canada provide a truck for students taking the DMV test to become a truck drivers.
No, truck driving for a business will usually require you to obtain a Class "C" drivers license. You will be required to take a written and hands on test.
you must take a manual driving test and then you will be able to submit your licence to the DVLA to have the new category added.
Yes. You're required to take a road test for the licence, and the DMV does not provide a vehicle.
There isn't a certification or a test that you must take to legally operate a bucket truck. However, most states do require that you have the Class C designation on your driver's license.
Anyone looking to operate a boom truck must possess a CDL License. In order to acquire a Commercial Driver's License, it is mandatory that you take a state-sponsored test to prove your aptitude behind the wheel in a commercial vehicle.
Find someone who'll employ you once you have a CDL, and will offer their truck for the road test. It doesn't have to be a dump truck. You could rent a 33k single axle truck from Penske with an automatic and air brakes, and, according to the DOT, it would qualify you to drive a Class 8 dump truck.
In many Jurisdictions refusal of a BAC test is an automatic six month administrative license suspension.