CDL Permits in Florida.

Hmm that's weird a lifetime of two permits. Worst case scenario you get a permit in another state after declaring it your home (i dont know how it works, but Cr england school does this I think, or Swift). then after getting the license you transfer it back to home state

 

No, that's not the case. You can only get a permit, then if need be (it expires) you can get a second permit. However, if that one expires you will have to go and re-take the written test for a "third" permit (you will more or less be just like the first- if need be you can get a "second" one or fourth in this case.....)

Whoever told you that it's 2 in a lifetime is an idiot. That is all. Carry on.

 

On their website it has a brochure that says you have 180 days after getting the permit to get the cdl. If not, you may be issued one more permit.

The wording is so bad I cant tell what the deal is. Call them in the morning, then come back here and post the answr incase some poor soul is searching for the same question

 

Kinda confused what your asking here. Having a class B going to upgrade to an A, then the permits no longer come in play. All it will be is a upgrade thru coke since they're paying for it and training you, not a bad deal. Think your over thinking it all seriously.

 

He will still need a "A" permit, to train/drive while obtaining his "A" license. You can't just drive a semi with a CDL B and tell the nice officer "What?!? I'm training for my class A....See? Here's my class B that allows me to".

 

I'm 99.99% sure, but like HorseShoe said, might as well call first to make sure.