What privileges are granted with a commercial driver’s license in Guam?

A commercial driver's license (CDL) in Guam, as in many other jurisdictions, specifically authorizes the holder to operate commercial vehicles such as trucks and buses. This includes a range of vehicles designed for transporting goods and passengers for business purposes. The CDL consists of various endorsements that may further expand the privileges, like operating specific types of vehicles or transporting hazardous materials.

The ability to operate private vehicles is typically covered by a standard driver's license rather than a CDL. Similarly, while conducting vehicle inspections may require specialized training and certification, it is not a privilege directly granted by holding a CDL. Teaching driving lessons is generally associated with a different type of certification or license, specifically for instructing new drivers, and is not a function of the commercial driver’s license itself. Thus, the clear and primary distinction of a CDL is its permission to operate commercial vehicles.