Applying for a Standard Chauffeur License Following are the steps for obtaining a standard chauffeur license. To obtain a chauffeur license, you must pass the written chauffeur license knowledge test - no skills test is required unless you have never been licensed.
A commercial driver license in addition to the chauffeur license may be required to operate certain commercial vehicles. The chauffeur test is available at all Secretary of State offices. Drivers between the ages of 16 and 18 are eligible for a chauffeur license, but they must have completed segments 1 and 2 of driver education and hold a Graduated Driver License Level 2 or 3 license.
If you are upgrading your standard chauffeur license to the enhanced version, no test is required. Michigan law considers someone to be employed for the principal purpose of operating a motor vehicle "when the person's employment customarily involves the necessary use of a motor vehicle for hire or for transporting passengers for hire, or for transporting for gain or hire any merchandise for display, sale or delivery. Please note: When applying for an enhanced driver's license, your first and last name and date of birth on your identity and citizenship documents should match.
If your current legal name is different from what is shown on your citizenship document, you must present lawful proof of the name change, such as an original marriage license, divorce decree or court order. Visit any Secretary of State office. Some parish school districts may have their own specific requirements.
If you harbor questions, contact the school district you'll be driving in. You will need a CDL if your shuttle van or bus is designed to carry 16 passengers or more. If your vehicle or combination of vehicles has a gross vehicle weight rating of 10, to 26, lbs, you must apply for a Class D license.
Check with your local municipality for taxi driver's license regulations. For general information on a Class D chauffeur's license and driving tips, refer to the Louisiana's Driver's Guide. Louisiana does not mandate a minimum age requirement for operating an ATV.
For certain off-road vehicles, you may be required to hold a motorcycle license. For more information, please visit our Motorcycle License in Louisiana page. Commercial Driver's License For heavy vehicles and vehicles that can carry a large number of passengers, you'll need to obtain a commercial driver's license CDL. The class of CDL and endorsements you hold will determine: The maximum weight of the vehicle you can operate.
The number of passengers you can carry. One of the jobs a person with this type of license can do is that of a limousine driver. Other companies may hire shuttle drivers to move employees from one location to the next via bus or van.
People who wish to operate commercial transportation, such as chartered buses, may need to have a different type of license in order to do so. One of the requirements for obtaining a chauffeur license is often age.
Many areas require an applicant to be at least 21 years old before she can apply for these credentials, although some jurisdictions permit citizens who are at least 18 to do so.
A standard policy throughout many countries is that a person must have held a regular driver's license for at least two years before receiving a chauffeur's license. In addition to a person's age, written and medical exams are usually required.
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