CDL state hubs

Here's the fact that makes CDL prep simpler than it looks: federal rules require every state's CDL manual to follow the same national model, so the written knowledge tests are overwhelmingly the same from state to state — same test lengths, same 80% pass mark. States differ mainly in fees, scheduling, and a few state-specific rules. Train on the national banks in our trainer, and confirm the state-specific details in your official state CDL manual.

General Knowledge: 50 questionsAir Brakes: 25Combination: 20HazMat: 30Tanker: 20Doubles & Triples: 20Pass mark: 80% everywhere
Alabama Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Alaska Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Arizona Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Arkansas Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → California Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → Colorado Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Connecticut Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Delaware Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → District of Columbia Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Florida Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → Georgia Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → Hawaii Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Idaho Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Illinois Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → Indiana Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Iowa Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Kansas Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Kentucky Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Louisiana Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Maine Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Maryland Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Massachusetts Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Michigan Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Minnesota Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Mississippi Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Missouri Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Montana Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Nebraska Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Nevada Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → New Hampshire Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → New Jersey Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → New Mexico Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → New York Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → North Carolina Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → North Dakota Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Ohio Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → Oklahoma Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Oregon Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Pennsylvania Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Rhode Island Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → South Carolina Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → South Dakota Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Tennessee Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Texas Full state hub — tests, fees guidance, and a free sample → Utah Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Vermont Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Virginia Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Washington Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → West Virginia Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Wisconsin Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual → Wyoming Uses the national question banks — study with your state CDL manual →

Deep hubs

Eight states have full hub pages with per-state test facts: Texas, California, Florida, New York, Illinois, Georgia, Ohio, and North Carolina. Texas gets extra depth for one reason: its Section 14 Special Requirements test is a separate pass/fail exam that most prep sites barely cover — and we built a dedicated bank for it.