Commercial driver license examiner definition

Commercial driver license examiner means an individual certified by the Department to administer class A, B, or C driver license skills tests.
Commercial driver license examiner means an individual certified by the Division to administer class A, B, or C driver license tests.
Commercial driver license examiner means an individ- ual certified by the Division to administer class A, B, or C driver license skills tests.

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