CDL skills test sites

The state, not a school website, assigns or lists CDL skills test locations. This directory does not keep a nationwide address book of test sites, and it does not guess them from school ZIP codes.

We do have a sourced note for Texas, based on the Department of Public Safety form DL-95: Texas CDL skills test sites. For any other state, use the state licensing agency’s own page, and ask the school whether the skills test is included and which truck you will use.

You still have to finish entry-level training with a provider on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry before the Class A or Class B skills test. School pages here show the training types marked in the registry file.