What are the age requirements to be a CDL driver in Texas? Texas
The age requirements for getting a commercial license in
Interstate CDL Requirements
To get an interstate CDL that allows you to drive a commercial motor vehicle across state lines, you must be a
Other eligibility requirements include:
- Be able to read and write the English language.
- Not be addicted to drugs or alcohol.
- Pass a vision screening.
- Pass a hearing test.
- Have no disease or disorder that is likely to interfere with vehicle control, including epilepsy, neuromuscular problems, or diabetes requiring insulin.
- Have no loss of limb, unless a waiver has been obtained.
Intrastate CDL Requirements
An intrastate CDL allows you to drive a commercial motor vehicle within the state of
You do not need to demonstrate English proficiency and the medical requirements for an intrastate license are slightly less strict. Aside from not being allowed to drive out of state, however, this CDL class license carries all the privileges of an interstate license.
Additional Texas CDL Information
Detailed information regarding the requirements for a Texas CDL, as well as a CDL practice test to help you prepare for the written CDL test needed to get your license, can be found in the DPS handbook for commercial drivers. Download a copy from the TX DPS Web site or request a printed version from your local drivers license office.
HINT: You can also use the handbook to help you gain CDL practice for your skills test.
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