How Do You Get A CDL Permit In Erie County, Ohio?
If you are interested in getting a job driving a commercial vehicle, then you must obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL). Created by Congress and known as The Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986, the purpose of the CDL is to make sure drivers meet minimum standards for safe driving and handling of the vehicle. To obtain a CDL permit in Erie County, Ohio, you must, at minimum, meet the federal regulations, be 18 or over, have an Ohio driver license and be physically capable of driving a commercial vehicle. Obtain an Ohio driver license if you do not have one. Visit either the Deputy Registrar License Agency or the County Clerk of Courts Title Office and bring with you documentation to prove: Full legal first name, middle name, or middle initial, and current last name by showing, for example, a driver license not expired more than six months, a passport or a certified birth certificate Date of birth, using a certified birth certificate Social security number U.S. citizenship
