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Question:

Which of the following drivers may be exempt from needing a CDL?

Answer: Active duty military driving military vehicles

Explanation
Active duty military driving military vehicles are most likely exempt from needing a Vermont CDL. Farmers are only exempt within 150 miles of their farms, and beekeepers may qualify for special conditions, but not a full exemption.
This question is in Section 1: General Knowledge of our CDL Test Guide. Explore now!
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