Comments By Lawrence K.

Lawrence, the entire "High Road" is a gem of a learning tool so don't forget to go through the whole thing, but for your specific question I suggest the following sections:

-Rules and Regulations

-Driving Safely

-Transporting Cargo Safely

-Air Brakes

-Combination Vehicles

Now, please don't for get to eventually go through the sections on Logs and Weights and Balances. Those are really beneficial to you as a professional driver and will help you make more money when you're out there on your own.

Thank you. I have no plan to skip some of the material; but at this time I need to optimize my time.

Thank you.

Lawrence

The pre trip inspection will be the hardest to remember and do right. But really, if you have the time, get yourself thru ALL of the High Road...it will set you up really well when you hit that classroom. You'll be wayyy ahead of the rest of them, and it will definitely show to the instructors. And thats what you want to do...stand out. So grind thru the High Road...its worth your time.

Clearly, I didn't make myself clear. My question was regarding what to study on the High Road system for the CDL PERMIT. People have said General Knowledge, Air Brakes, and Combination, but there is no General Knowledge section on the High Road study system.

Lawrence

Hi all. Hopefully going to Prime soon! Doing some pre-studying, and I was wondering specifically what sections of the High Road Training Program one should study to obtain a CDL permit? I suspect the Rules and Regulations, Air Brakes, and Combination Vehicles. Any others?

Thanks.

Lawrence