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Here are a few sights for those of you trying to study for your written tests.
Driverstest.net
Roadwars.com
Layover.com Practice tests
I will always be a mutter trucker at heart.
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www.cristcdl.com

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...and the thing that was weird is that I had already seen, word for word, every question on the test and vebatim answers in class. I was wondering how they expected me to pass the CDL Permit test with only three days of study but it was surprisingly easy. I used the PumpkinDriver.com newbie quiz to study too.

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How close the actual test questions are to the sample tests on this site http://www.layover.com/newbies/cdltest/
I am taking my written test in 3 days and wouldn't mind knowing if I am on the right track.
Mike
"Too much is never enough"

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of the CDL tests vary somewhat from state to state. If you are looking for something that will give you a word for word question for question headsup for your written tests you probably are not going to find it.
However if you just want to test your over-all knowledge then any of the sites listed will do just that.
I will always be a mutter trucker at heart.
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I have been doing pretty good with all the practice tests on-line but I will just keep on re-reading the manual till monday!
Mike
"Too much is never enough"

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CDL TEST
Hey, if life throws you a curve ball, try and take a swing at it. Who knows what might happen

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It is very possible to study too much for those CDL written tests. Many drivers I know have had problems passing them because they tried to memorize the entire book. This is especially a problem with the HAZ MAT tests.
Become comfortable with the information, but dont try to become intimate with it. More than likely all you will do is confuse yourself.
The other big mistake (and probably the biggest)many make is they take the tests too fast and do not spend enough time carefully reading every question and every possible answer.
I will always be a mutter trucker at heart.
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I just spent the last couple of hours doing all the practice tests listed on this thread so far! On the vast majority I got 100% correct, and the few questions I did get wrong was because I mis-read the wording of the question. I am going to stop for the night and then browse through the book one more time in the morning before I go get my physical and take the written right after that. Wish me luck.....
Mike
"Too much is never enough"

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Passed the phsyical this morning and then passed the written tests after lunch. I missed a couple easy questions in the general knowledge test and got a 94% then once I calmed down I managed 100% on all the other tests. Funny how taking a deep breath will make all the difference. I will say that the practice tests really posted here help out a lot but going through the state manual over the weekend was the icing on the cake! I do my ride along tomorrow and then I take my driving test the following morning!
Mike
"Too much is never enough"