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Entry-Level Driver Training is federally required training for many first-time CDL applicants and certain endorsements.

Yes. ELDT Info courses are designed for flexible online theory study from a connected device.

Choose Class A for combination vehicles, Class B for heavy straight vehicles, or HazMat if you are adding an H endorsement.

ELDT generally applies to drivers obtaining a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time, upgrading from Class B to Class A, or earning a school bus, passenger, or HazMat endorsement for the first time.

Yes. ELDT Info provides ELDT theory training that follows federal curriculum requirements and reports successful completions to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.

Federal ELDT rules require a score of at least 80% on the theory assessment. You can review the material and continue working until you meet the passing requirement.

The courses are self-paced, so completion time depends on your schedule and learning speed. You can study when convenient and return to continue your progress.

After you successfully complete the required theory training, your result is reported to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry. You can then continue with the remaining permit, skills-training, testing, or endorsement steps that apply to you.

No. Class A and Class B applicants must also complete required behind-the-wheel training with an eligible provider before taking the CDL skills test. HazMat applicants have a theory requirement but no separate HazMat behind-the-wheel curriculum.

Yes. You can access the online course from a connected phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer.

ELDT is a federal requirement, and training reported to the FMCSA registry is recognized nationwide. Your state may have additional licensing steps, fees, or testing requirements.

Use your legal name, date of birth, driver license or permit number, and issuing state exactly as they appear on your official document. Accurate information helps prevent reporting delays.