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Great advice! In Nevada, rented trucks for drive tests are a No-No, unless it's on behalf of a driving school...and military trucks are encouraged in NV, I took my Class A test wtih an M915, and our DMV folks are rather fascinated with FMVs. My tester was an older lady whose husband was a...

AZ Mitch brings up some good points. And reminded me that I forgot to mention a few things...for one, in Nevada, when taking the skills test for Non-Commercial Class A, you do NOT have to back your truck/trailer through the serpentine. Only CDL testing requires backing through the serpentine...

You can declare the GVW all you want to your DMV to save on registration fees....but first take a better look at the data plate in the cab (the one with the VIN on it)...there already is a listed GVW on it from the manufacturer, and that is what the HP/DOT inspectors will look at, NOT your...

Download the study guides I linked above and you will see for yourself the differences between CDL & non-comm. Yes, you can self-declare for the physicals now, but there are many many more differences that you will find in the study guides.

Trust me, don't show up for your drive test with a rented/leased vehicle in Nevada...

I can definitely help here; I recently obtained my NON-commercial Class A with air brakes endorsement. I assume you've downloaded & thoroughly read the Nevada Class A/B Non-Commercial Study Guide? If not, start there, and memorize it. If you're getting a true CDL, then you'll need to...