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Understanding Your CDL

About the Training

A CDL only protects a driver if it’s valid and on hand. This training covers the 49 CFR §383.23 requirement to carry the license at all times, why it matters during inspections and after accidents, and the consequences of being caught without it.

What You'll Learn

  • Explain the requirement to carry a valid CDL at all times under 49 CFR §383.23
  • Describe the role the CDL plays during inspections and after an accident
  • Identify the consequences of operating without the license on hand
  • Recognize the endorsements that must appear on the CDL

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