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Requirements completion of pre-employment and biennial medical examinations and any required follow-ups. submission of pre-employment and annual driver license abstracts. submission of fingerprints of school bus drivers for a DCJS FBI criminal history review. completion of annual defensive driving observations.
Article 19-A of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law created standards for vehicles carrying passengers for hire, organizations (carriers) and their drivers.
under Article 19-A of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law. The guide describes the process to register. your business and report your drivers. It also gives you information about the safety procedures you are. required to perform for the drivers you employ.
A commercial driver license is required to operate large or heavy vehicles. This includes, but is not limited to, dump trucks, tractor trailers, buses, and stretch limos.
A class A will allow you to drive any lower class vehicle, which would include a school bus, or any straight truck, for that matter. Youll need to get your passenger endorsement though, which will include a written/computer test and, the last I checked, a road/skills test.
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Prerequisites to become a NYS DMV Certified Examiner Successful completion of a DMV-approved Certified Examiner training course (this PTSI Course qualifies) Current Commercial Drivers License (CDL) with proper endorsements. Licensed for at least 18 months in the class of bus you will be testing/evaluating drivers.
Employer Funding Sources For example, if a school district relies heavily on state funding to pay bus drivers, there may be a stronger case for classifying them as state employees. Conversely, when local funds dominate, they are more likely considered local government employees.

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