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The document is a Chauffeur’s Permit Application for the City of Austin, detailing the information required from applicants seeking to obtain or renew a chauffeur's permit. It includes personal information, residency details, criminal history inquiries, and requirements for documentation such as driving records and proof of employment eligibility. The application emphasizes compliance with local regulations and mandates that applicants provide accurate information to avoid denial or revocation of the permit.

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What do you need to get a chauffeurs license in Texas?

Applicants must provide proof of a successfully completed defensive driving course for any moving violation convictions that occurred within the past 3 years. Applicants must have a certified driving record from all states resided in within the past 3 years.

Do you need a license to drive a limo in Texas?

In Texas, drivers are required to have a commercial drivers license (CDL) only if the limousine is a super-stretch model that carries 16 or more passengers (like the one in the New York accident). However, many limo companies require all their drivers to hold CDLs, no matter what kind of limousine they drive.

How do I get my drivers permit in Austin?

To get a drivers permit in Texas, follow these steps: Successfully complete a TDLR approved Texas Drivers Education course. Visit your local Texas DPS office with the appropriate paperwork. If not completed with your drivers ed course, take and pass a written knowledge exam. Pay the $16 learner license fee.

Do limo drivers need a special license?

CDL requirements also vary by state. For example, limo drivers in California need a CDL to transport 10 or more passengers.

Who must have a chauffeurs license?

A chauffeurs license is generally limited to driving limousines and other livery vehicles. Also, each individual state may have its own requirements and classifications that might be stricter than federal law.