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Minnesota CDL Permit Practice Test

Try 10 sample questions from the CDL Permit Pass Pro question bank for Minnesota. Tap an answer to see if it is right, then read the explanation.

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1.Under Minnesota statute, what happens if you miss a CDL skills (road) test appointment without canceling at least 24 hours ahead?

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Correct answer: B. A $20 fee is added to your application fees
Minnesota 'no show' fee (Minn. Stat. 171.13): failing to appear or to cancel within 24 hours adds a $20 fee.

2.In Minnesota, what must you do to renew a CDL with a hazmat or school bus endorsement?

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Correct answer: A. Retake the knowledge test for that endorsement
Minnesota: to renew a hazmat or school bus endorsement, you need to retake the knowledge test; it is not required for other endorsements.

3.How long do you have after becoming a Minnesota resident to transfer your previous state's CDL?

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Correct answer: A. Up to 30 days
Minnesota: you have up to 30 days after becoming a Minnesota resident to transfer your previous home state CDL.

4.In Minnesota, what are the requirements to get a commercial learner permit (CLP)?

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Correct answer: C. At least 18 and a valid Minnesota driver's license
Minnesota: you must be at least 18 years old and have a valid Minnesota driver's license to obtain a Minnesota CLP.

5.In Minnesota, for a passenger endorsement the road test must be passed in what kind of bus?

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Correct answer: C. GVWR over 26,000 lbs and more than 15 passengers including driver
Minnesota: for a passenger endorsement, the road test must be passed in a bus with a GVWR greater than 26,000 pounds and capacity of more than 15, including the driver.

6.What must every CMV used for a Minnesota CDL road test have?

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Correct answer: D. An annual vehicle inspection
Minnesota: all commercial motor vehicles must have an annual vehicle inspection to be used for a CDL road test; the CMV must also be empty.

7.In Minnesota, what is required after you fail a fourth CDL road test?

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Correct answer: C. Driver's training
Minnesota: driver's training is required after a fourth road test is failed; a $20 fee applies from the third attempt.

8.In Minnesota, what fee is charged on the third or later attempt to pass the vehicle inspection?

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Correct answer: B. $20
Minnesota: a $20 testing fee is charged on the third or subsequent attempt to pass the vehicle inspection (and the road test).

9.In Minnesota, what is the retesting fee for a third or later CDL knowledge test after failing the first two?

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Correct answer: C. $10
Minnesota fee schedule: retesting fee for the third and subsequent knowledge test is $10; for the road/skills test it is $20.

10.In Minnesota, a Class A CDL holder without the O restriction must test in what vehicle to remove the automatic transmission restriction?

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Correct answer: D. A tractor semi-trailer combination
Minnesota: to remove the automatic transmission restriction, tests must be in the highest class the driver may operate; Class A holders without the O restriction need a tractor semi-trailer.

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