After you register for your PEVO course​

Once you’ve registered for your PEVO course, you will receive an email with class details. Make sure you read this email thoroughly, as it includes the date and time of your class as well as how to set up your technology if you’ve registered for an online course.

Students enrolled in an online PEVO course will receive a packet of materials, including a student handbook, before their scheduled class. It is recommended that you read the handbook, as well as section 468-38-100 of the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) (if you are enrolled in a Washington PEVO class), prior to the class. This is a good time to make notes if any points are confusing or unclear; you will have an opportunity to ask questions in class if your instructor doesn’t address them.

If you have registered for an in-person PEVO course, you will receive your materials on the day of your class. You can still prepare by reading the WAC and making a note of any questions you may want to ask. The Federal Motor Carriers Best Practices Guide is also a valuable resource you may want to check out.

Pilot Car Certification Practice Test (Sample Questions)​

Although your PEVO course will cover all of the information you will be expected to know on the exam, we still have students ask if they can take a “pre-test,” or sample test, so they are familiar with the format and types of questions they’ll be asked. The following sample questions may give you an idea of what to expect from the exam.