A person with a commercial driver's license driving his or her personal vehicle is not eligible to take a driving safety course for a violation of a traffic offense.

A person with a commercial driver's license driving his or her personal vehicle is not eligible to take a driving safety course for a violation of a traffic offense.

• A. True
• B. Ineligible for the driving safety course under any circumstance
• C. Eligible only if the driver completes a test
• D. False

Answer: (A)

Driving Safety Course is limited to non-commercial drivers; someone who holds a commercial driver's license cannot enroll in the Driving Safety Course to resolve a traffic violation, even if they’re driving their own vehicle. This restriction exists because CDL holders are subject to stricter rules and penalties, and the course cannot be used to reduce points for a CDL driver. So the statement is true: a person with a CDL driving a private vehicle is not eligible for the Driving Safety Course under any circumstance.

Driving Safety Course is limited to non-commercial drivers; someone who holds a commercial driver's license cannot enroll in the Driving Safety Course to resolve a traffic violation, even if they’re driving their own vehicle. This restriction exists because CDL holders are subject to stricter rules and penalties, and the course cannot be used to reduce points for a CDL driver. So the statement is true: a person with a CDL driving a private vehicle is not eligible for the Driving Safety Course under any circumstance.