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ScottDLS wrote:This is really interesting. I have a feeling you probably have to take the test in English, but the bi-lingual instruction could probably help any non-Native speaker that was qualified for a LTC enough that they could pass it.

I think in Texas you can take the DL test in Spanish...but I doubt the LTC test.

This is even more interesting that 30.06 and 30.07 signs are mandated in Spanish. Why is this necessary if all LTC holders supposed to be able read and pass the LTC test in English?

Further more, if Texas can trust someone who may not be proficient in English to operate a 6,000 lb motor vehicle, shouldn't they also trust the same people with a handgun?

gdanaher wrote:http://www.elizondochlacademy.com

Thanks for the link. So there are companies teach the LTC class in Spanish. How about the official LTC test? Is there a regulation I can look up?

Are there instructors teach the LTC class in Spanish? Is there any LTC test available in Spanish? Is it legal?