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Well I might not get the same DMV clerk next time around,going to a DMV office is like going to the dentist in a way,lol. I will be in the 2nd round of testing that might take around 2 yrs before my #5650 comes up. How many they call up next round I don't know,minimum of 2,000 maybe,last list they got up into the 9,000's.
No matter how you get your CDL,everybody has to go through OJT(on the job training) which will be at Floyd Bennett Field. They don't send you out on a route until you know the truck inside/out. I know the probationary period is 18 months.
I thought you already had your CDL MPrus,got you confused with somebody else,somebody took the cdl road test with a school bus and he knew somebody at that driving school so he paid less than the $900.00 DSNY cdl training fees.
I'm confused though, you need to take a medical exam first in order to take the tests for the CDL permit? If DSNY is going to conduct a medical exam, why do you have to take a second medical exam?
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Yeah JackieBoy,I have to take it again(general knowledge only)next week,they don't tell you which ones you got wrong,they just give you a slip,you don't have to pay again for the test(it was $10.00 for all 3 tests.
Sorry for the confusion,you need to take the DOT Exam before obtaining your CDL,you can take the permit tests without it though,but eventually you will need it before getting your CDL. You can go to your doctor,very basic tests,shouldn't take more than 20 minutes,doctor then signs and dates the medical certificate. It is valid for 2 yrs. This is totally separate from the DSNY medical exam.
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I'm confused though, you need to take a medical exam first in order to take the tests for the CDL permit? If DSNY is going to conduct a medical exam, why do you have to take a second medical exam?
Sorry for the confusion,you need to take the DOT Exam before obtaining your CDL,you can go to your doctor,very basic tests,shouldn't take more than 20 minutes,doctor then signs and dates the medical certificate. It is valid for 2 yrs. This is totally separate from the DSNY medical exam.
you mean before getting the permit? because i have an a3 restriction on my permit because i didnt have that medical....will that be a problem? an a3 restriction means i can only use my cdl for municipal or school use only.
So let me make sure I understand this correctly. Before I go to the DMV to get my CDL PERMIT, I have to take the DOT Medical Exam and then bring that certificate to the DMV when I go to obtain my permit?
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you mean before getting the permit? because i have an a3 restriction on my permit because i didnt have that medical....will that be a problem? an a3 restriction means i can only use my cdl for municipal or school use only.
hey wreckerman my list is 5800 i was just wondering you think im going to get called if so when do you think one more Question when did you start what year and how long did it take you to get hired after you took the test what was your list number
Good info on the pension, Wreckerman. But I wonder... if you only put in 10 years , ...do you then get only 1/4 pay?
you can definitely vest out after 15 years im not sure about 10 years but i dont see why not.You would get 25% if you could vest out after 10 years but you dont get your pension or benefits till your 20th year anyway.
What areas of Brooklyn are BK6, BK10 & BK11 located?
bk10 does dykerheights/bayridge bk11 does bensonhurst/gravesend and bk6 does downtown i think carrol gardens.
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