Bus driver question

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Re: Bus driver question

Post by tzvdmd » Mon Aug 24, 2009 12:04 pm

Goofyernmost wrote:Not required probably depending on the need at the time, but I would be willing to bet that if you have one it would be like getting a fastpass to the front of the line. :cool:
Well I guess I will keep the class b on the list for the training then. I guess either way it wont hurt me to have it.


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Re: Bus driver question

Post by Goofyernmost » Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:18 pm

tzvdmd wrote:Well I guess I will keep the class b on the list for the training then. I guess either way it wont hurt me to have it.
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong but if you are going for a class A, that will work as well as long as it has a passenger and air brake endorsement.


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Re: Bus driver question

Post by tzvdmd » Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:45 pm

Goofyernmost wrote:Someone can correct me if I'm wrong but if you are going for a class A, that will work as well as long as it has a passenger and air brake endorsement.
You are correct. I talked to the school this afternoon and they don't even offer the "B" as a stand alone course. They also said if I had an "A" that I would be able to drive anything. I guess I will learn more on Thursday when I take tour of the school. There are 2 schools kind of close to my house but I am not sure if I pick or if my local One Stop (unemployment office) picks for me.


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Re: Bus driver question

Post by Big Wallaby » Thu Aug 27, 2009 12:21 am

Yep. Just as having my Class B allows me to drive my wife's van or my car, having a Class A means you can drive anything up to the weight you are qualified for.

And for transporting some of our guests, I suggest a HAZMAT endorsement :p:


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Re: Bus driver question

Post by hobie16 » Thu Aug 27, 2009 11:30 am

Big Wallaby wrote:And for transporting some of our guests, I suggest a HAZMAT endorsement :p:
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Re: Bus driver question

Post by GRUMPY PIRATE » Thu Aug 27, 2009 11:37 am

Big Wallaby wrote:Yep. Just as having my Class B allows me to drive my wife's van or my car, having a Class A means you can drive anything up to the weight you are qualified for.

And for transporting some of our guests, I suggest a HAZMAT endorsement :p:

maybe Disney should set up those stands at bus stops that you see at marathon races. the plastic piping archway that has "heavy" misting, or light shower. and make any "fragrent" guest walk through it!

heck, they are gonna be drenched in sweat in about ten minutes anyway!


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Re: Bus driver question

Post by tzvdmd » Thu Aug 27, 2009 5:59 pm

Big Wallaby wrote:Yep. Just as having my Class B allows me to drive my wife's van or my car, having a Class A means you can drive anything up to the weight you are qualified for.

And for transporting some of our guests, I suggest a HAZMAT endorsement :p:
I would need a high weight rating for some also! :rolleyes:


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Re: Bus driver question

Post by Goofyernmost » Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:06 pm

Big Wallaby wrote:Yep. Just as having my Class B allows me to drive my wife's van or my car, having a Class A means you can drive anything up to the weight you are qualified for.

And for transporting some of our guests, I suggest a HAZMAT endorsement :p:
I was going to say that but then I thought it was a bit over the line. Come to find out...it was totally appropriate. Who knew? I must have more courage of conviction in the future. :D:


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Re: Bus driver question

Post by Big Wallaby » Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:55 pm

Goofyernmost wrote:I must have more courage of conviction in the future. :D:
Yes.


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