The first step is to attend your classroom training sessions, where you'll learn about the theory behind air brakes.
This will include a discussion of how the brakes work, as well as safety procedures and regulations.
1. Classroom Training
This will involve getting behind the wheel of a vehicle with air brakes and putting what you've learned into practice.
The practical training is designed to give you the confidence and skills you need to operate a vehicle with air brakes safely.
2. Practical Training
After the required training, you will be taking a one-on-one practical assessment test, with a time limit.
Passing this will provide you with an Air Brake Assessment Completion Form.
3. Take the Practical Assessment
After passing the practical assessment, you can now take the knowledge test at any registry office. While this is not time-limited, the test will automatically end after 6 incorrect answers.
Passing this will garner you an Air Brake “Q” Endorsement on your license card.
4. Pass the Knowledge Test
$250.00
Air Brake Endorsement Course
Scheduled every Tuesday and Thursday, this one-day course consists of both theoretical and practical training. These will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to operate vehicles with air brakes.
Completing this qualifies you to take the knowledge test at any registry office.
$150.00
Air Brake Refresher Course
If you already acquired your air brake “Q” endorsement for quite some time now, getting a refresher course is what you need.
This course is designed to refresh your knowledge about operating the air brake system. After completing this, you’ll be getting a certificate you can use to update your driver’s license.
