Behind-the-wheel training definition
Behind-the-wheel training means the practical portion of the student's training that takes place in a motor vehicle.
Behind-the-wheel training means the practical portion of the student's training that takes place in a CMV.
Behind-the-wheel training means the complete physical control of a school bus by an applicant while accompanied by and under direct observation of a behind-the-wheel instructor.
More Definitions of Behind-the-wheel training
Behind-the-wheel training means training provided by a licensed behind-the-wheel instructor when 687 an entry-level driver has actual control of the power unit during a driving lesson conducted on a range 688 or on a public road. "Behind-the-wheel training" does not include time an entry-level driver spends 689 observing the operation of a commercial motor vehicle when he is not in control of the vehicle.
Behind-the-wheel training means training provided by a licensed behind-the-wheel instructor when
Behind-the-wheel training means that portion of a course, covering motor vehicle operation under real conditions, characterized by student learning experience arising from use of an off-street driving range, and/or on-street driving practice, under the direction of a qualified and licensed instructor or instructors.