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Permit Test Prep
Practice the knowledge areas you’ll see as you prepare for your CDL permit tests.
Online CDL training
Pass your CDL permit test. Complete your FMCSA ELDT theory online.
CDLCompliance gives new and advancing drivers a clear, flexible way to prepare for permit tests and finish the theory they need before behind-the-wheel training begins.
80% theory assessmentTPR-registered provider
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Who it’s for
A clearer starting point for your CDL path.
01 / Starting fresh
New drivers who want an organized place to begin preparing for the CDL permit process.
02 / Class A applicants
Drivers working toward a Class A CDL who need their theory step handled before BTW training.
03 / Adding endorsements
Drivers preparing for Hazardous Materials H, Passenger P, or School Bus S endorsements.
04 / Busy schedules
People who need online access and flexible study time around work, family, and real life.
What you can do online
The theory work, clearly organized.
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Class A ELDT Theory
Complete the FMCSA theory curriculum online before your in-person BTW training.
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Endorsement Training
Study for H, P, or S theory requirements with a path you can follow at your pace.
How it works
Five steps. One clear handoff.
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Enroll online
Choose the permit prep or theory path that fits your goal.
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Study at your pace
Work through the online curriculum when your schedule allows.
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Pass at 80%
Complete the theory assessment with a score of at least 80%.
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We report completion
Your ELDT theory completion is reported to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.
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Ready for BTW
Move to in-person behind-the-wheel training with a partner school.
Why CDLCompliance
A steady route from theory to the driver’s seat.
FMCSA-compliant curriculum. Theory is proficiency-based: federal rules do not set a minimum number of theory hours, but all required curriculum topics must be covered and understood.
100% online theory. Complete the online-eligible theory portion around your schedule. BTW training remains in person and is provided by partner schools after theory completion.
Clear on state details. State-specific requirements can vary. Texas students should verify current TDLR and TWC guidance alongside CDL and FMCSA requirements.