How to Get a Class A CDL

The new ELDT regulation was mandated in February of 2022 to ensure all new drivers are given the same standard of training on a federal level. ELDT or Entry-Level Driver Training mandates were put in place for anyone obtaining a Class A CDL for the first time; current CDL Class A holders are excused. Class A training must be completed by an FMCSA-approved training program that is registered with the Training Provider Registry (TPR). New drivers will need to complete the Class A Theory ELDT course before they are able to continue with CDL skills training.

Don't skip this one important step! To help drivers fulfill the new ELDT requirement C1 Truck Driver Training has administered an FMCSA-approved Class A Theory online course. For just $119, the online course is made up of 30 units covering content from Basic Operation, Safe Operating Procedures, Advanced Operating Practices, Vehicle Systems and Reporting Malfunctions, and Non-Driving Activities.

The course is equipped with study questions at the end of each unit to help you retain information for the proficiency exam that will become accessible after all units and study questions are completed. A score of 80% or higher is required to pass the course. You can take the exam as many times as needed at no additional charge to pass. After receiving a passing score, your results are automatically transmitted to the FMCSA, and you are permitted to continue with your Class A training.

C1 Truck Driver Training has been training America's truck drivers for over 35 years, with proven training methods and three locations. Our experienced and professional staff of driving instructors are well-trained, seasoned truck drivers with years of real-world trucking experience. Get started today with our online Class A Theory course or in-person training at our Indianapolis, IN, Springfield, MO, or Fort Worth, TX, locations.

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* Course not valid for the state of Washington.