ELDT - Entry Level Driver Training
Our courses are designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed for your role, whether you’re an experienced truck driver or new to the trucking industry.
FMCSA Approved
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Provider
Clear & Simple Training
Step-by-step lessons that make learning easy, practical, and effective.
Self-Paced Learning
Your schedule, your speed—finish fast or take your time.
FMCSA Approved Course
Official FMCSA approval—graduate with a recognized certificate.
Learn Anytime, On Any Device
Whether you’re at home on your computer, relaxing with your tablet, or on the go with your phone, our CDL training platform is built to work flawlessly on all devices.
Enjoy the same smooth experience, crystal-clear lessons, and easy navigation—no matter where or how you choose to learn.
Train at your pace, on your schedule, from anywhere.
Class A Theory
Entry Level Driver Training Theory
Class B Theory
Entry Level Driver Training Theory
Class B To A Theory
Entry Level Driver Training Theory
Hazmat Theory
Certification
ELDT Regulations
FMCSA’s Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) regulations set the baseline for training requirements for entry-level drivers. This applies to those seeking to:
- Obtain a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time
- Upgrade an existing Class B CDL to a Class A CDL
- Obtain a school bus (S), passenger (P), or hazardous materials (H) endorsement for the first time.
The ELDT regulations are not retroactive; individuals who were issued a CDL or an S, P, or H endorsement prior to February 7, 2022 are not required to complete training for the respective CDL or endorsement.
If an applicant who obtained a CLP prior to February 7, 2022, and obtains a CDL before the CLP or renewed CLP expires, the applicant is not subject to the ELDT requirements. Any individual who meets one of the exceptions for taking a skills test in 49 CFR Part 383 is also exempt from the ELDT requirements.
Important Instructions For Hazmat Endorsement
DO NOT just show up to DMV to take the Hazmat test if you have not taken a theory course, or haven’t gotten your TSA fingerprints completed – The DMV representative will turn you away.
The proper steps to follow are mentioned below –
- Take the required Hazmat Theory Course, and get a score of 80% (passing score) or more on the final test.
- Undergo a required Federal Security Threat Assessment (popularly known as the TSA background check).
Link: https://www.tsa.gov/for-industry/hazmat-endorsement - Fill out the “Hazardous Materials Endorsement” application through the DMV or TSA, depending on whichever one is required in your state.
- Pass the DMV written exam. (various states)
Hazmat DMV Test Questions and Answers
The Hazmat test at DMV consists of 30 questions. You have to score at least an 80%. This video is equipped with the same questios and answers you will see on your Hazmat DMV test.
Salient Features of Our Courses
Comprehensive Curriculum:
Our courses are designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed for your role, whether you’re an experienced truck driver or new to the trucking industry.
Industry Recognition:
Our courses are recognized and accredited within the trucking industry, ensuring high standards of education.
Community and Networking:
Our course boasts an impressive pass rate of 99%, reflecting the high quality and effectiveness of our training. This means that nearly all participants successfully complete the course and meet the required standards.