(h) Not permit any person who is not an Examiner, an official with DMV, an official with FMSCA or the CDL applicant being tested to observe or participate in a CDL skills test without the prior approval of DMV. (g) Administer the CDL skills test using the test scoring sheets approved by DMV. (f) Not administer another CDL skills test until after the minimum waiting period set forth in OAR 73 (Drive Test)(7) has passed, if the CDL applicant fails any part of the CDL skills test. (e) Complete all portions of the CDL skills test on the same calendar day unless the CDL applicant fails or is unable to complete any portion of the test, as described in section (8) of this rule.
(d) Administer all portions of the CDL skills test in the same type and class of commercial vehicle. (c) Administer all CDL skills tests within the State of Oregon. (b) Begin and end all CDL skills tests during daylight hours. The Examiner must: (a) Not administer more than six CDL skills tests within a single calendar day. (3) The CDL skills test must be administered by a certified CDL Third Party Examiner. 383.123, Required Knowledge and Skills and (d) 49 CFR sec. 383.75, Third Party Testing (c) 49 CFR sec.
383.71, Driver Applicant and Certification Procedures (b) 49 CFR sec. (2) DMV adopts the following FMCSA regulations in effect on January 1, 2020, and prescribes that these regulations establish the standards that must be followed in the administration of a CDL skills test: (a) 49 CFR sec. The three parts are the pre-trip vehicle inspection test, the basic control skills test, and the on-road drive test. (1) The CDL skills test is a three-part test of an individual’s skills to safely operate a CMV.