I tried to go on yellow pages and find a driving school, no results…. I tried to go to DMV and read the CDL hand out book, but it talked about what can qualify and disqualify you from being a driver. I am 23 years old getting ready to get out of Marine Corps. I am just simply trying to get my license so I have a job to do once I get out. Anybody can give me a simple suggestion on what steps do I need to take? Thank you
213535
you can go to the Cal Dmv web sight and the writen tests are there and you can download the book. As for doing the driving test you need to contact one of the truck drivers schools and get a truck
272084
Im a truckers daughter, Its a community of its own if your truly wanting to be a truck driver notify a local company and ask them what truck driving school they reccomend.\nDo you have your CDL's? \nAlso, beware of company's wanting you to haul oversized loads.. They pay good money but will run you ragged, because there are some states you cant travel thru with these types of loads.\nIt's a solitary lifestyle, with no kids has your wife thought about joining you in this venture, I know several driving teams that are husband and wife..\n\nGood luck in your venture, and thanks for serving our country for the past 6 years.
233698
I would think 14 `years is odd, by now you should have one.  Have you seen a lawyer.  I do not bleive there is a lifetime revocation of license even if convicted of a death while driving, curious.
211100
You can just go to the police station and ask. Or talk to one when they pull you over. \n My mother has been a cop for almost 23 yrs. When you reach 14 yrs of age you can become a Explore (which is like a cop in training)  I use to be one. This gives you the experience and the knowledge you need to become a cop. Just ask your local station if they have this program! (Explores program)       Most do! Good luck!
413096
Here in Tennessee you still have to go to the local DMV. Just make sure you get there first thing in the morning & he has all of his paperwork ready
444097
It depends on the school.  There is one in my area that hires a driver ed. teacher.  Students pay extra for the course, and it meets after school or in the evening.  They get a grade at the end and 1/2 credit towards graduation.\nIf your school doesn't have driver ed.  I'm sure that there may be driving schools in your area.  One community college in my area offers driver ed. also.
451582
If you took drivers ed in school do you need further instructions or are you ready to take the test? Get a friend to let you drive with her/him to see if you are ready and if so then just go and take the test and if not ask them to help teach you, they will probably be glad to. If you can't do that then go to a driving school to learn. They will bring the car to your home to pick you up and you use their car for the lessons. Maybe if you have your license they will let you drive the car Soon you will be out on your own and it will not matter so much that they play favorites. My parents didn’t teach me how to drive, my husband and father-in-law did. Continue to be a great person and someone will be there for you and you won’t need or miss your family when you leave home. Stay in school and let them pay for your college. Get what you can from them in the way of education and when you are finished with school it will be time to start your life away from home. May the Lord bless you with the righteous desires of your heart.▲
591160
Look up information on your local departments.  Also look up county and State in your area to see who's hiring.  Some of them require college, but not many.  When a department is accepting applications, they will put you through a process that will include a physical and a written test and a background check.  If you make it through the process, the department will hire you and send you through the Academy.  Larger departments like State Police has academies running all the time.  They usually last a few months or weeks depending.  A smaller department might take a while to send you through and you can get on the road.  Good luck.  It's a great job!
339858
With the Officer Corps this is a much different issue. They view this as a self-control problem. If you are a current Officer - this would yield a minimum General Officer Letter of Reprimand and would tail spin your career. You can speak to a recruiter, but I think you are in for a ruff ride. It is possible - but there are going to be lots of hoops to get through to obtain the waiver you will need.
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You might want ignore the ignorant comments about abusing power and start by looking for advertisements for job openings under law enforcement.  They often will state what the requirements are.  You could also try picking up an application.  Try scheduling a ride along with the local pd to see what it's like and if that might be the route you want to go.  It will also give you an opportunity to talk with the officer and they can provide you with a better idea of what you're getting into.  Best thing to do is talk to someone who's doing it.  Good Luck !
398032
Yet another reason why I no longer live in California. Knowing CA, you will probably be without your license  unless and  until you pay the fine. They only want the money. Pony up if you want your license back in good standing. They take it for everything there.
484044
Get offline and head to the bank.  You are going to need a loan !!\n\nMake sure you get your loan for enough to pay for some insurance.  The Driver's License ??  Well that is going to be revoked !!  You will probably have to go thr a Drivers Improvement Safety Course and then when you get your license reinstated yuor insurance rates are going to go thru the roof.  \n\nAlso you might want to make sure you get the loan big enough to pay for an alarm clock.  This way you can wake up early enough that you dont need to be speeding 95 in a 65 .\n\nGood Luck !!!
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I had just passed my driving test with flying colors,,yes I did lots of asking that would helped me..who knows,,it won't hurt.. \nKeep on reading the book,  keep on observing while on the road when someone gives you a ride, and if ever you could ask, \nMost of the questions asked were the signs of course, and regulations, safety  preventions, demerit points,  registration and process how long, or when you should do it, when you should turn or not to turn or stop or not to stop or give way  etc..etc.\nIf you have time, go out and watch how the drivers follow directions on a busy crowded area,   or near the stations or malls etc.  Observation would help,  and a little encouragement.\nI also ask those beginners that took the test, because they're the ones that really remember .. and then I read again because some questions really are tricky.\nlike this: \nWhich of the following statements is false?\nchoose in A B C or D..\nmost are really true but the topic not helpful to driving instructions would be the false one.. \ngoodluck!
32910
check with the local DMV - you will probably have to take the test before they give you the answers
221835
Good trying to join the MCorps, Marine Corps vet here.  Just keep studying and applying yourself.  Have someone call out questions to you till you get it right.  You can always take the test again for another bootcamp class.  Dont give up, because if that what you want to be, a Marine, they dont give up!  Keep excercising also, lots of physical endurance as well.  Good Luck!!!
410087
Yes you can, but first you have to pass a driving test first--both written and road test.  Good Luck!
151348
Well hopefully it's the same there as it is where I am from.  You have to go down to City Hall/Town Hall whatever you may call it and apply there for the license.  They should have a whole department dedicated to that and they will have all the paperwork for you to fill out and they can tell you what else you need to get started.  I work at City Hall in my city so this should be how things work there as well hopefilly.