CDL Truck Services offers online ELDT courses for Class A & Class B licenses and passenger (P), school bus (S), and hazmat (H) endorsements. If you’re looking to get a CDL, begin here.
View coursesEach rental includes the rental, a comprehensive review from one of our experienced instructors, and 2 hours at the testing site. Our instructors will help with every portion of the test, including the air brake testing, the pre-trip test, backing skills, and the road test. When you’re done, we’ll make sure you have the knowledge and skills to ace the Texas CDL test.
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“I'm extremely satisfied with CDL Truck Services! Excellent, clean, and reliable trucks. One-on-one with your instructor. Last but not least Mike King is an excellent instructor! Just listen and apply to his instructions in order to be successful in obtaining your CDL”
- Domingo
“So much for my CDL test. They provided great material to study before I arrived. Once I arrived, they filled in the holes. They prepared me for every possible situation that could be thrown at me during the test. I passed on my first try and I couldn't have done it without them. I would recommend anyone to them. It’s a first-class operation all the way around”
- Cameron
“This place is truly amazing. The instructors are what make this place so wonderful. They work with you one on one and give you all the materials needed to pass your test the first time you take it. I strongly recommend this company to anyone trying to get their CDL license”
- Marissa
On February 7, 2022 the Federal Motor Carriers Safety Association passed new regulations requiring Entry Level Driver Training courses for some people seeking a CDL or certain certifications. CDL Truck Services’ online ELDT courses meet those requirements.
Anyone who is:
It depends on the person, but most people find that they can complete each course in about 8-10 hours.
A Commercial Driver License (CDL) is required for all drivers operating large commercial motor vehicles. By carrying a CDL, you prove that you have been trained and tested and that you are qualified to operate such vehicles.
Applicants may qualify for three basic classes of CDL: Class A, B, & C. A Class A CDL permits the holder to operate vehicles with a weight in excess of 26,001 pounds, with an excess of 10,000 pounds towed.
At CDL Truck Services, we specialize in helping potential CDL holders practice for all components of the CDL Test. By providing easy-to-operate single-axle day cab tractors with 28 ft. single axle trailers, trainees may practice every aspect of the CDL Test in advance to ensure a higher chance of success.
All applicants for a CDL in the state of Texas must have a Texas driver’s license. When you apply for your CDL, you must obtain and hold a Commercial Driver License Permit for at least 14 days. Applicants must complete the CDL application before arriving at their local office.