Required in order to drive certain commercial motor vehicles(CMVs)
The following are self-designated descriptors for a Vermont Driver’s License or Non-Driver Identification card.
Applicants are not required under Vermont or federal law to present documentation that confirms the information they submit for these entries.
No. The current license will be voided and handed back. You should carry the old license with your temporary until the new license arrives.
Throughout Vermont, trained officers inspect commercial vehicles and their drivers for compliance with state and federal motor carrier safety regulations. Inspections are conducted at interstate weigh stations and along many of the state’s frequently traveled rural roadways.
If your Commercial Driver's License or Permit has been lost, stolen, or destroyed you may apply for a replacement.
Commercial Driver's License holders must apply in person at a Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles Customer Service Office. You must complete the CDL Application (form #VL-031) and submit it together with the appropriate fee and identity documentation.
Proof of U.S. Citizenship is required to obtain an Enhanced Driver's License or ID (EDL). Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDL) are only available to U.S. Citizens or foreign nationals with a valid, unexpired Permanent Resident Card (I-551).
At least one of the following must be presented.
In accordance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety (FMCSA) Regulation 49 CFR 383.51, the following is an example of convictions/adjudications that effect your Commercial Driver License status.
If the driver meets all qualifications for a Vermont Type II School Bus endorsement a card will be issued to the individual allowing them to drive a Type II School Bus in this state. These requirements include attending a Vermont school bus clinic, passing all required tests (knowledge, vision, and skill tests), and submitting a medical form.
You must get a new picture taken at least once for every other renewal. You may get a new photo at any time for any reason (for a fee). Complete the required documents and schedule an appointment to visit an office.
Passed by Congress in 2005, the REAL ID Act enacted the 9/11 Commission's recommendation that the Federal Government “set standards for the issuance of sources of identification, such as driver's licenses.” The Act established minimum security standards for state-issued driver's licenses and identification cards and prohibits Federal agencies from accepting for official purposes licenses and identification cards from states that do not meet these standards. These purposes are:
No. The current license will be voided and handed back. You should carry the old license with your temporary until the new license arrives.
If the driver meets all qualifications for a Vermont Type II School Bus endorsement a card will be issued to the individual allowing them to drive a Type II School Bus in this state. These requirements include attending a Vermont school bus clinic, passing all required tests (knowledge, vision, and skill tests), and submitting a medical form.
No, the school bus endorsement must be added by the state that issued the CDL.
Yes, if their license has both an "S" (school bus) and "P" (passenger) endorsement. There are no additional requirements.
