What is required for a licensed driver learning to operate a commercial motor vehicle?

The requirement for a licensed driver learning to operate a commercial motor vehicle is that they must be accompanied by a licensed driver of that vehicle. This ensures that the learner receives the necessary guidance, support, and supervision while operating a potentially large and complex vehicle on the road. Having an experienced driver present not only enhances safety but also helps the learner gain practical experience in handling the specific commercial vehicle.

While some other options you might encounter could pertain to specific conditions or requirements related to licensing, they do not address the key aspect of supervised learning essential for effectively operating a commercial motor vehicle. For instance, driving only during daylight hours is not a universal requirement for all learners, and owning a commercial motor vehicle is not necessary when the primary goal is to learn how to operate one under supervision. Obtaining permission from a ministry before making arrangements for instruction is also generally not a standard requirement for all learners.