Tractor & trailer
Class A
Gather the tractor and trailer weight ratings, transmission type and brake equipment. Ask about a white Freightliner day cab and pup trailer for self-directed familiarization or a DPS skills test.
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Concho ValleyCDL test vehicles for San Angelo drivers
San Angelo drivers exploring shuttle or transit work can choose preparation by seating capacity, vehicle class and route type.
Straight truck
Class B
Describe the straight truck you expect to drive. Ask about the Freightliner M2-106 box truck and whether its equipment matches your intended test.
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Passenger
Ask which passenger bus is available and tell the office its intended use. Confirm the class and passenger endorsement on your permit before arranging bus time.
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School bus
Bring the school district’s vehicle description and your permit details. Ask about school-bus inspection and a suitable bus for the test you have scheduled.
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Concho Valley passenger and shuttle vehicles
For a passenger route, ask for the bus’s designed seating capacity, including the driver, and whether the work involves school transport. A shuttle assignment and a school route can lead to different endorsement and test plans.
What to confirm before reserving a test vehicle
Truck, trailer and bus specifications
Tell the office the power-unit and trailer weight ratings, coupling type, transmission and brake system. For a bus, include its intended use and designed seating capacity. Ask DPS about license restrictions associated with the equipment you test in.
Familiarization and test-day rental
Request separate amounts for pre-trip inspection practice, backing, road familiarization and the test-day truck or bus. Ask about fuel, location, retest and cancellation terms. An examiner appointment and an equipment reservation are arranged separately.
Upgrading from Class B to Class A
Moving to a Class A combination can require upgrade theory and behind-the-wheel training. Tell the provider about your current license before enrolling and ask which tractor and trailer will be available for your appointment.
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