Prospective school bus drivers in Wisconsin won’t need to learn their carburetors and fuel pumps, at least not anytime soon.
The DMV yesterday said it will continue the waiver for the engine parts portion of the bus drivers’ test. Wisconsin began waving that part of the exam in January of last year to make it easier for schools to hire drivers. The new waiver will last until November of next year. The DMV says all other parts of the bus drivers’ test, including the written test and the road test will remain in place.
