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In 2011, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration called for a restriction on CDL licenses for drivers using a Commercial Vehicle for a CDL road test when equipped with an automatic transmission. The state of Minnesota adapted that change as of May 4th, 2015. Now when a driver takes a CDL road test in a Commercial Vehicle that has an automatic transmission, the driver is restricted when driving commercial vehciles to only those CMVs with an automatic transmission.  The CDL restriction does not effect a driver's ability to drive a non CMV with a manual transmission.

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Mike S. just graduated from Interstate’s 160 Hour Professional Tractor Trailer Program and now he’s on his way to becoming a million mile driver! Mike utilized our online training to get some of his training done from home. We wish you the best Mike!!!

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Bill is the founder and Campus Director of Interstate Truck Driving School.  He obtained his Class A License in 1975 and has been licensed as a Professional Driving Instructor since 1979.  Bill has trained thousands of students over the years including police officers, firemen, bus drivers, truck drivers, and high school students. He started Interstate Truck Driving School in March of 1998 and is very proud of our Perfect Safety record over that nearly 26 years. 

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