CDL B Theory ELDT
+ Permit Prep
Everything a first-time Class B applicant needs before the DMV — the federally required theory course, plus practice for the permit knowledge tests. $30 for both, saving $5.
Getting your Class B means clearing two separate hurdles. ELDT is the federal training requirement — you cannot take your skills test without it, and it is reported to the FMCSA registry. The permit knowledge tests are your state's exams, and you need 80% on each.
This bundle covers both for $30 — $5 less than buying them separately. Class B covers straight trucks, dump trucks, box trucks and buses.
What's Included
- FMCSA-registered — every required theory unit
- Straight trucks, dump trucks, buses, vehicle inspection
- Submitted to the FMCSA registry within 24 hours
- Under 2 hours · any device · self-paced
- Accepted in 49 states
- 119 DMV-style practice questions
- General Knowledge · Air Brakes · Combination Vehicles
- Explanation on every answer
- Combination section included for when you upgrade
- Unlimited retakes · any device
Standard submission goes to the FMCSA registry within 24 hours of completing the course. Same-day submits it the same business day you finish — worth it if a DMV appointment or an employer start date is coming up fast.
What You're Actually Facing
| Knowledge test | Questions | To pass | Class B? |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Knowledge | 50 | 80% | Yes |
| Air Brakes | 25 | 80% | Yes |
| Combination Vehicles | 20 | 80% | Only when you upgrade to Class A |
Class B applicants take General Knowledge and Air Brakes. The Combination Vehicles section is included at no extra cost so you are ready if you upgrade later. Question counts follow the federal model — confirm specifics with your state licensing agency.
Who This Is For
First-Time Class B Applicants
Straight trucks, dump trucks, box trucks, buses. This covers the federal theory requirement plus the DMV tests you will actually sit.
Drivers Heading Into Bus Work
School buses and transit vehicles are Class B. If that is where you are going, you will also need Passenger and School Bus endorsements — see School Bus Complete below.
Anyone Who Failed Air Brakes
Air brakes is the section people fail most. The prep covers it in depth, with an explanation on every answer.
How It Works
Not Quite Right?
School Bus Complete — $50
CDL B plus Passenger plus School Bus ELDT. School buses are Class B, and most states require the P endorsement before they will issue S. Saves $10.
Get Bundle — $50