Question about my CA CDL

Okay all you California CDL holders....

I just got my permanent California CDL in the mail. I had taken all available endorsement exams so I would have everything within reason to be as marketable as possible. I even got my bus license and took the Passenger written test just to have it. I have Class A (A, B & C) as well as M1 (motorcycle), and HazMat, Doubles/Triples, Tankers and as I said, Passenger. So, my license reads as follows:

CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE
CLASS: A M1
ENDORS: TPX

Now, it's my understanding that "T" is for Doubles/Triples, "P" is for Passenger. When I looked up the "X" online, it says it's for Tankers hauling Hazardous Materials. I assume that means the "X" indicates that person has both their HazMat and Tanker endorsements, which is not really the same as a Tanker hauling HazMat. It's just the way it's worded makes me wonder if they got my license correct with all my endorsements....

So, does that sound right to everyone? Even though I have 4 endorsements, there are only those three letters, TPX?

Thanks!

 

Well, I went to a school, but I did most the of studying for the written exams out of the book. For most people, going to a school, or signing on with a company which provides CDL training (in exchange for signing a promissory note) are the only two options. You have to take a road and skills test, and most people don't have access to a Class A tractor & trailer to do that. I'm not sure I can help you other that to advise you to get the book and start reading.

 

Thanks. Sounds like mine is correct then. I just wanted to make sure.