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The passenger endorsement applies to drivers who want to drive a bus in any Class A, B, or C CDL. Applicants must pass a special knowledge test, and must pass skills tests in a passenger vehicle. The Missouri CDL passenger test consists of 20 questions. To pass, you must correctly answer at least 16 questions (80%). The MO passenger test covers the following sections of the Missouri CDL Manual: Driving Safely, Transporting Passengers, Vehicle Inspection Test, Basic Control Skills Test and Road Test. Take this MO practice test now to prepare for the actual passenger test!
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One way to avoid problems with passenger comfort and safety rules is to:
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caution riders to watch their step when leaving the bus.
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discharge disruptive riders as soon as possible.
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explain the rules at the start.
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Brakes out of adjustment can cause the other brakes to:
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last longer.
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apply more braking power.
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overheat and fade.
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When checking the engine compartment in a vehicle inspection, you should check all of the following except:
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Coolant level in radiator
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Engine oil level
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Spring hangers
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When backing you should:
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avoid making pull-ups to reposition your vehicle.
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back and turn toward the right side.
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use driver-side backing.
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Before driving, you should _______ all access panels.
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open
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close
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replace
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Properly adjusted outside left and right side flat mirrors should allow the driver to see:
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the rear tires touching the ground.
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the front tires touching the ground.
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at least 1 traffic lane on either side of the bus.
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When driving in a construction zone, if a construction worker is near the road, you should:
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maintain a constant speed.
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come to a complete stop.
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further reduce your speed.
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If ABS is not working:
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you should stay off the brake.
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the brakes will lock up.
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a yellow malfunction lamp will light up on the control panel.
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Slippery surfaces usually:
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make it easier to stop.
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make it more difficult to stop.
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can cause lack of steering power.
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If a bus has a restroom:
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the restroom must have an emergency exit.
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the restroom must have a window.
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the restroom emergency buzzer must be in safe working condition.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Teens between 15 and 18 years old must follow the three steps of Missouri's Graduated Driver License Program:
- Instruction permit ? you must be 15 years old.
- Intermediate license ? you must be 16 years old and have held the permit for at least 182 days.
- Full driver license (class F) ? you must be 18 years old.
You can complete the DMV written test at a Missouri State Highway Patrol examination station (no appointment required). After passing the exam, go to a Missouri driver license office to apply and pay for the instruction permit. If you are a minor, your parent/legal guardian must accompany you to the license office.
You must present specific documents when applying for the first time:
- Proof of identity (provide further proof to verify any name change).
- Proof of lawful status.
- Proof of Social Security Number (If you don’t have a SSN, sign the affidavit provided by the license office and present a letter from the Social Security Administration about your situation).
- Proof of Missouri residency.
- Driver examination record to prove that you've passed the vision and the DMV written test. You can request it in person at any Missouri license office or by email at the Driver License Record Center.
You can check the list of acceptable documents here.
The DMV written test in Missouri is offered in various languages, including Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Bosnian. Although language options are provided, it is advisable to have a basic understanding of English since road signs are always in English.
To prepare for the DMV written test, read the Missouri Driver's Handbook and take our free practice tests. Topics covered on the exam include road signs, parallel parking, turning, passing a vehicle, yielding the right of way, etc. Once your scores are good, you are ready for the real exam.
The Missouri DMV written test comprises 25 questions and is designed to evaluate your knowledge of general traffic laws in preparation for the road test. You should study the manual carefully to ensure success on your first attempt.
You can make up to 5 mistakes on the Missouri DMV written test. To pass, you need to answer at least 20 questions correctly, achieving an 80% accuracy rate. Take your time to read each question accurately.
For new drivers in Missouri, there are specific restrictions based on their age:
Instruction permit:
- If you are under 16, you may operate only under the supervision of a parent/legal guardian, a driving instructor, or an adult who is 25 or older with a driver's license for at least 3 years. When you turn 16, you may operate if accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old, seated in the front seat.
Intermediate license:
- For the first 6 months, you cannot transport more than one passenger under 19 (unless they are siblings). After this period, you can drive with a maximum of three passengers under 19.
- You cannot drive alone from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., except for school/job activities or emergencies, unless accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old.
A Missouri instruction permit is valid for 12 months and can be renewed. To renew, provide proof of identity and Missouri residency at any Missouri license office, and pay for a duplicate permit.