Which CDL class do I need?

Most career drivers get a Class A, which covers tractor-trailers. Class B is for single heavy vehicles and Class C for passenger/hazmat situations. The free Orientation helps you choose.

Do I need Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)?

First-time applicants (and some upgrades/endorsements) need ELDT from an FMCSA-registered provider before the skills test. Our guides explain exactly where it fits.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes — the CDL Program Orientation and a sample of practice questions are free. You only upgrade when you're ready for the full bank.

Get your CDL — the studying, done right.

A complete CDL prep program: every class and endorsement, hundreds of practice questions with explanations, and an interactive pre-trip trainer that gets you ready for test day.

Features

Full CDL curriculum: General Knowledge, Air Brakes, Combination, and every endorsement — Hazmat, Tanker, Doubles/Triples, Passenger, and School Bus.
Practice tests that teach: Hundreds of exam-style questions, each with a plain-English explanation so you learn the 'why', not just the answer.
Smart review: Spaced repetition resurfaces exactly the questions you're shakiest on, so study time turns into a passing score.
Interactive pre-trip trainer: Practice the verbalized walkaround the examiner grades — point, name, and say it until it's automatic.
Readiness tracker: A single 'are you ready to pass?' score that climbs as you finish lessons and drill questions.
Completion certificate: Finish a course and earn a verifiable certificate you can show an employer.

How it works

Start free with Orientation: The CDL Program Orientation is open to everyone — see how licensing works and build your study plan.
Study your class + endorsements: Work through the lessons for the license you want, at your own pace.
Drill until it's automatic: Practice questions and daily review lock in the numbers examiners love.
Practice the pre-trip: Rehearse the walkaround so the skills test feels familiar.
Pass and keep your docs organized: Once you're licensed, the free Vault keeps your new CDL and medical card current.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which CDL class do I need?: Most career drivers get a Class A, which covers tractor-trailers. Class B is for single heavy vehicles and Class C for passenger/hazmat situations. The free Orientation helps you choose.
Do I need Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)?: First-time applicants (and some upgrades/endorsements) need ELDT from an FMCSA-registered provider before the skills test. Our guides explain exactly where it fits.
Can I try it before paying?: Yes — the CDL Program Orientation and a sample of practice questions are free. You only upgrade when you're ready for the full bank.