CDL Training Information
Learn how online Entry-Level Driver Training theory fits into the CDL process, including the in-person range and road training completed with a registered provider.
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Class A Online Theory
Example of online Entry-Level Driver Training theory information for Class A applicants. Availability, delivery, and provider qualifications vary.
- ELDT theory topics to confirm with a provider
- Self-paced online modules may be offered
- Progress tracking where a program provides it
- Practice study resources included
Class B Online Theory
Example of ELDT theory information for straight-truck, dump, and transit operators pursuing a Class B CDL. Availability, delivery, and provider qualifications vary.
- Class B theory topics to confirm with a provider
- Self-paced online modules may be offered
- Progress tracking where a program provides it
- Practice study resources included
Endorsement Prep
Focused prep for HazMat, Tanker, Doubles/Triples, Passenger, and School Bus endorsements.
- Endorsement-specific theory (where ELDT applies)
- Targeted practice question sets
- Study plans by endorsement
- Public training information
These examples are for public training information only. Confirm current program availability, pricing, enrollment options, and course-access details before making a training decision.
Inside the Course
What studying looks like, step by step
Step through the way an online lesson is presented, in the order you'd move through it.
Course experience preview
Step-by-step walkthroughs
Lessons move one step at a time with Back and Next, so you control the pace and can replay any step.
A public preview of how online lesson content may be presented. It is not a lesson, an assessment, or a record of course completion.
This describes how the online lessons are presented. Practice questions inside a lesson are for study only — they are not scored and are separate from any graded assessment.
How It Works
From first question to training next steps
The order things happen in, what each step costs you, and where to go next.
Your path to a CDL
5 steps · the first two are free and open to everyone
Step 1 of 5: See what your state requires
FreeStart with the license class you want and the steps your state lists for getting it.
- Class A, Class B and endorsement basics
- State-by-state pages you can read now
Step 2 of 5: Practice the written test
FreeWork through free practice questions with explanations, before you pay for anything.
- Core knowledge and endorsement topics
- Answer explanations on every question
Step 3 of 5: Talk to an advisor
By requestTell us your state and goal to request general training information and possible next steps.
- An advisor follows up with relevant public training information
- Program availability and pricing are confirmed separately before any decision
Step 4 of 5: Study CDL theory
After access is grantedOnce you have access to a program, sign in and work through the theory lessons at your own pace.
- Step-by-step lessons you control with Back and Next
- Captions, transcripts and unscored practice questions
- Your course page is designed to show the exact lesson to resume
Step 5 of 5: Finish behind the wheel
In personRange and road training is completed in person with a registered training provider. No program can do that part online.
- Scheduled in person
- Completed with a registered provider
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Study on your own
160 practice questions across 8 test areas, plus topic resources.
Free practice tests
Answer real-format questions and read an explanation after every one of them.
Start a practice testStudy resources
Topic overviews, practice links, and related requirements information; these are not full study guides.
Explore resourcesRequirements in plain English
License classes, permits, medical steps and endorsements, explained.
Read the requirementsYour state's process
Ages, permit hold times and fees are set state by state.
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Three things you can do right now, in order.
Practice the written test
FreeWork through practice questions with an explanation on every answer.
Check the requirements
FreeLicense classes, permits, medical steps and endorsements in plain English.
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