Which of the following is a requirement for obtaining a Class B CDL?

To obtain a Class B Commercial Driver's License (CDL), an applicant must successfully pass several requirements, which include both a skills test and a knowledge test, as well as a medical examination.

The skills test assesses practical driving abilities specific to Class B vehicles, which generally include larger trucks or buses, ensuring that the driver can handle the vehicle safely and effectively. The knowledge test is designed to evaluate the applicant's understanding of relevant regulations, road signs, and safe driving practices specific to commercial driving. Additionally, a medical examination is necessary to ensure that the driver meets the health standards required for operating a commercial vehicle, which includes vision and overall physical health.

Completing a training course can be beneficial and may be a part of the preparation process for obtaining a CDL, but it alone does not fulfill the requirements for obtaining the license. Also, a valid Class A CDL is not a prerequisite for a Class B CDL; they are distinct classifications that allow for operating different classes of commercial vehicles. Thus, the multifaceted requirement encompassing the skills and knowledge tests along with a medical examination is essential for obtaining a Class B CDL.