r/CDL

If you could go back to your first day, what advice would you give yourself?

Whether it’s something about life on the road, choosing a company, dealing with dispatch, managing money, or taking care of your health, I’d love to hear about your experiences.

I’m new to this platform, and I’m interested in learning more about the trucking industry from the perspective of those who experience it every day. I’d love to hear your stories and advice

Hello team I am considering getting my CDL A with PRIME INC. Has anybody went through their PSD and TNT training phases? If so how was your experiences? Do you guys recommend me to go through their training?

So looking to get my CDL and have a Ltl pay for the schooling. I live in Columbus Ohio. One of my violations and the most serious one is doing 92 in a 65. Which was last yr everything else is driving without Ls and they all got dismissed expect for one which was in 2024 7/11 what are the chances of me getting accepted

The Knowledge, Air Brakes, and Combination test questions were verbatim from the CDL Prep app (steering wheel with the blue background), as well as CristCDL.com, and epermittest.com.

I also studied the CDL manual for Florida.

Two weeks of studying really paid off. Finished all three test in 45 minutes. Now it’s time to learn how to drive a tractor.

I took my dmv cdl a test on 8/17/26. I passed was given a paper interim commercial drivers license from the dmv that day and they took my physical license that day. It's now 10/6/26 and I've been waiting on getting my physical card so I called the main office to see what's going on. They told me they don't have any records of my test or results in the system. So im just fucking confused on what's going on. I'm suppose to go out of town next week for orientation for a cdl a job i just went through hell to get, and this is going on. I dont not want to retest 2 months later and im not even in a school to use their truck to even test again. It's just a super shitty situation