Florida CDL Combination Vehicles practice test
The Combination Vehicles test covers Section 6 of the Florida CDL Manual. You need it to drive combination vehicles, so every Class A applicant takes it (1.1.1, p. 1-5). You need 80% on each test, the federal rule for every state (49 CFR 383.135).
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- Every answer cites its Florida CDL manual page
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Key facts
| Pass mark | 80% on this test | 49 CFR 383.135 |
|---|---|---|
| Who takes it | Anyone who wants to drive combination vehicles (Class A) | FL CDL Manual p. 1-5 |
| Covers | Section 6: combinations, trailer air brakes, coupling, inspection | FL CDL Manual Section 6 |
Topics
What the Combination Vehicles test covers
Questions drivers ask
- What is on the Florida CDL combination vehicles test?
- Section 6 of the Florida CDL Manual: driving combinations safely, combination air brakes, antilock brakes, coupling and uncoupling, and inspecting a combination vehicle. You need it to drive combination vehicles.
- Source: Florida CDL Manual (July 2022), Section 6 and p. 1-5
Sources
Florida Commercial Driver's License Manual, version July 2022, Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. Page references are to its printed page numbers. CDL Mile is independent and not affiliated with the FLHSMV.
Updated for the July 2022 Florida CDL manual. Last checked November 5, 2026.
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