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Question:

Which of the following types of vehicles can be operated without a CDL?

1. Military vehicles operated by active duty personnel

2. Emergency snow plowing vehicles, used during emergency snow removal situations

3. Farm vehicles, if operated by a farmer within 150 miles of the individual's farm

4. All of the above

Answer: All of the above

Explanation
There are several types of vehicles that can be operated without a CDL but only under certain conditions. Check the list in the Colorado Commercial Driver License Manual or contact the Colorado DMV for details.
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