Does a CDL-A Learners Permit from Texas ever expire?

luckily for you, I saved mine in a binder that sits in a cubby hole behind my driver seat.
Just pulled it out and it expires 5 years from now, I got it one year ago-

TL : DR- Yes, they do. 6 years, same amount of time as a texas CDL

 

Went to TDOT. Passed the first 2 tests. Got a paper permit and a plastic one mailed a week later.
Shows expires on my b'day. Next year since that when my regular dl would next expire.
HOWEVER... they tell you when they hand you that piece of paper you have 90 days to get your license or you start over.
Went back 2 weeks later to take the other 3 tests, 90 day clock started again.

So the answer is no, only 90 days.
Good luck
mary
Total 5 tests to pass + a medical before you can take the cdl test.

 

Yes it does...on your birthday of Lic. Experation date of Class C

 

Should only be 3 tests for the A unless you're getting endorsements unless Texas differs from the other states.

 

Looks the same as the GA one so I would say it is.

 

does this still stand today? 6 years?

 

here is from the DPS sight

• You must hold a valid Texas Driver License
• A CLP is not valid without your base Texas driver license and cannot be used for identification
• A CLP authorizes you to practice on public roads in a CMV with a qualified CDL license operator, 21 years of age or older who holds the same class of CDL for the vehicle you are driving, sitting next to you
• You must hold the CLP for 14 days before taking skills exams
• A CLP is valid for 180 days or when your Texas driver license expires, whichever is earliest
• A CLP can be renewed one time, up to 30 days prior to expiration, without needing to retake the knowledge exams

 

Is the CLP still valid if I fail the driving test 3 times during 180 days?