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Practice questions cited to official manuals. Built and reviewed by a working Class A CDL driver against official state and federal sources.

Unit 312 — the founder's red Peterbilt hooked to a tanker trailer
Unit 312Founder's truck — the one this started with.
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  • Reviewed by a 15-year Class A CDL driver

The whole path

Everything a new driver needs, in six sections

The live sections are open now; the rest are being built in public, in this order.

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Eligibility, the step-by-step process, real costs, and whether you qualify for free training.

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Practice

Six question banks cited to the official manual, plus the full skills-test guide.

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Training & Schools

In progress

School overviews by state and carrier-paid training terms, compared honestly.

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Jobs & Carriers

In progress

Carrier overviews, pay models explained, and a first-year job guide.

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Owner-Operator

In progress

Load profit calculator, cost-per-mile, authority checklist, and the paperwork.

Form 2290 (HVUT) explained

Resources

In progress

FAQ hub, glossary, regulation updates, and weekly fuel prices.

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Practice for your CDL test

Choose a category to begin. Every question includes an explanation and a citation to the official manual.

General Knowledge

148 questions

Required for every CDL — safe driving, inspections, and rules of the road.

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Air Brakes

75 questions

Needed for any vehicle with air brakes to clear the (L) restriction.

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Combination Vehicles

60 questions

Required for Class A — coupling, uncoupling, and tractor-trailer handling.

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No login, no email wall on the numbers — the calculators answer first.

Practicing for a specific state? Set it here.

More states rolling out.

Every class starts with the same national question bank today — class and language will tailor it as more states and Español roll out.