How many chances do I get to pass the NJ CDL test? New Jersey

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You must pass a general knowledge test and a skills test to obtain a New Jersey commercial license. Failing does not put an end to the CDL dream. It only delays it. Just as if you were making an appointment road test or knowledge test, the number of chances you get to pass either depends on which one you're taking at the moment.

Passing the NJ CDL Knowledge Test

If you fail, you must wait seven days before taking the test again. If you have not aced the exam after 90 days you will be required to submit another permit application.

To increase your chances of passing the test, study the New Jersey CDL manual. All of the questions found on the CDL test are based on exact information contained inside the manual, including vehicle inspections, backing, and turning. You can obtain a manual, for no charge, from any NJ MVC office or by downloading from the MVC website.

As a serious CDL driver applicant, you should consider taking a CDL practice test - no matter what CDL class you're trying for. You can find them online, and all of the questions on a CDL practice exam are similar to those found on the actual exam.

Passing the NJ CDL Skills Test

If you fail, you must wait at least two weeks before re-taking the exam. If you fail several times the MVC may request that you wait six months before taking the driving test again.  

An appointment is needed for the skills test.

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