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Becoming a commercial Passenger Vehicle driver, Texas residents could find themselves two-stepping their way to higher earnings and greater job satisfaction. Texas possesses the second-largest land area of any state. Consider it prime real estate for opportunity! Additionally, Texas receives 115 million domestic visitors each year who contribute $193.8 billion to its economy. These visitors need reliable transportation, and skilled drivers are a must. Imagine the opportunities available to drive airport shuttle vans, tourist buses, and private coaches to accommodate these people! How can you get started?
First, you will need to obtain a ‘P’ endorsement on your Class A, B, or C Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). This endorsement allows you to drive a vehicle that can transport 16 or more passengers, including the driver. You will need to take a written knowledge test and a road skills test to demonstrate your competence and ability to operate such a vehicle. The written knowledge test focuses on your knowledge of Driving Safely, Transporting Passengers Safely, Vehicle InspectionTest, and Basic Vehicle Control Skills. You must answer 80% of the 20 to receive a passing score.
Before taking these tests, you will need to develop a plan to prepare for success, Our free Texas CDL Passenger Vehicle endorsement practice test should be at the center of your plan for success. The practice test is based on the 2025 CDL Manual (Texas CDL Handbook 2025) and is up to date as of December 2025. You will be presented with questions like the ones you will see on the official test. As you work through the questions, you will gain a more thorough understanding of the material than a study guide can deliver. If you submit a wrong answer, a detailed explanation of the correct answer is provided. Instead of merely memorizing answers, you’ll be equipped with practical knowledge.
Pro Tip: Whether you are looking to keep Austin weird or helping remember the Alamo, as a Texas commercial Passenger Vehicle driver, you will be assisting fun and interesting people get to exciting destinations. On-line resources, handbooks, and our CDL Passenger guide provide everything you need to get started.
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