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As a tanker truck driver in Mississippi, you may transport fuel, chemicals, or agricultural liquids like fertilizers and pesticides. These materials are toxic to humans and the environment, requiring commercial drivers to hold both a Tank Vehicles (N) and a HazMat (H) endorsement on their Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).
As you drive down Interstate 55 from Memphis to Jackson, you’ll notice how even a slight shift in the liquid cargo affects the truck’s stability. That’s why tanker trucks must keep a long distance from other vehicles. Stopping a fully loaded tanker takes time, and liquid surge can make it more challenging during winter months when ice is common in the Magnolia State. Here, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) ensures that all licensed tanker truck drivers are fit for this job.
Applicants must pass a written knowledge test on various aspects of driving a tanker, including safety protocols, loading and unloading procedures, transporting liquids and handling emergency situations. If you haven’t yet done so for your CDL, you must also pass a skills test in a vehicle of the license class you are applying for. An essential resource is the official 2026 CDL manual (Mississippi CDL Handbook 2026), but some students find the material too difficult to study. Learning shouldn’t feel like a challenge, especially when there are many ways to make it a rewarding experience.
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As you study the various aspects of becoming a tanker driver, we offer a helpful tool you can use to evaluate your knowledge. Our Mississippi CDL Tanker Vehicles Endorsement practice tests can help you understand your current position in the learning phase. Those who are nearing its end will often get a streak of high scores, which is a clear sign that they are ready for the official written exam. Current for January 2026, each practice test consists of 20 questions, and you’ll need to score at least 80% to pass.
Since this tool can be used online, you can train anytime and anywhere that you have an active internet connection. Since you get unlimited attempts, we recommend creating a routine to incorporate these training sessions into your daily schedule. Consistency and perseverance will get you far in this journey, which should never be rushed.
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