CLASS B CDL PREPARATION & SERVICES
Looking to obtain your Class B Commercial Driver License (CDL) in Texas?
Since 1999, Get Your CDL Quick! has helped Texas CDL applicants navigate the CDL process with efficient preparation resources, individually available skills practice and evaluation services, applicable ELDT Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) Range and Road services, and qualifying commercial vehicle rentals for the Texas DPS CDL skills test.
Whether you're pursuing a Class B CDL, Passenger (P) endorsement, or School Bus (S) endorsement, you can select the individual services that fit your licensing requirements, experience level, and schedule.
Available services may include:
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Class B CDL Test Vehicle Rental
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Passenger Bus Test Vehicle Rental
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School Bus Test Vehicle Rental
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Pre-Trip Preparation & Practice
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Basic Vehicle Control Skills Practice
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Road Skills Practice & Evaluation
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Applicable ELDT Behind-the-Wheel Range & Road Services
Choose the services you need and prepare efficiently for your next step in the Texas CDL process.
What is a Class B CDL?
A Class B CDL lets you operate a single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 lbs or more, or tow a vehicle 10,000 lbs GVWR or less. Common Class B vehicles include:
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Straight trucks / box trucks
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Dump trucks
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Cement mixers
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Large buses (city, school, coach) (with Passenger/School Bus endorsements)
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Refrigerated & stake-bed trucks
Add endorsements (e.g., P – Passenger, S – School Bus, N – Tanker, Air Brakes) to expand job options.
CLASS B CDL PREPARATION & SERVICES
CLASS B CDL SERVICES
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Choose from individually available Class B CDL services based on your experience, licensing requirements, and preparation needs.
CDL TEST VEHICLE RENTAL — CLASS B
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Need an appropriate Class B commercial vehicle for your scheduled Texas DPS CDL skills test?
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Get Your CDL Quick! offers qualifying Class B commercial vehicle rentals for eligible applicants, subject to availability, scheduling, and applicable requirements.
PRE-TRIP PREPARATION & PRACTICE
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Additional preparation and hands-on practice are available for applicants who want to become more familiar with the vehicle inspection process before taking the Texas DPS CDL skills test.
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Applicants are encouraged to review and study provided preparation materials before arriving so that time with the vehicle can be focused on identifying and reviewing actual vehicle components.
BASIC VEHICLE CONTROL SKILLS PRACTICE
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Applicants who want additional time preparing for the Basic Vehicle Control Skills portion of the Texas CDL skills test may select hands-on practice with an appropriate commercial vehicle.
ROAD SKILLS PRACTICE & EVALUATION
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Additional road skills practice and evaluation are available for applicants who want more time becoming familiar with operating the commercial vehicle before their Texas DPS road test.
ELDT THEORY
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Applicants subject to federal Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements must complete the applicable ELDT Theory requirements through a training provider listed on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry (TPR).
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Online ELDT Theory is available separately through ELDTChimp, an independent third-party provider.
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ELDT Theory is not provided by Get Your CDL Quick. The independent Theory provider is responsible for its course, pricing, completion requirements, and applicable submission to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.
ELDT BEHIND-THE-WHEEL — RANGE & ROAD
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For applicants subject to federal ELDT requirements, applicable Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) Range and Road requirements must be successfully completed through a provider listed on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.
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Get Your CDL Quick! provides applicable ELDT Behind-the-Wheel Range and Road services for eligible Class B applicants.
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ELDT Behind-the-Wheel completion is proficiency-based and subject to applicable FMCSA requirements.
PASSENGER & SCHOOL BUS OPTIONS
Services are also available for eligible applicants pursuing applicable:
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Passenger (P) Endorsements
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School Bus (S) Endorsements
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Passenger Bus Test Vehicle Rental
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School Bus Test Vehicle Rental
Additional federal and Texas requirements may apply to Passenger and School Bus applicants.
CHOOSE ONLY THE SERVICES YOU NEED
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Our Class B CDL services are individually available so applicants can select services based on their experience, preparation needs, licensing requirements, and scheduled Texas DPS skills test.
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Services are separately offered and priced. Vehicle rental, preparation, skills practice, evaluation, ELDT services, fuel/travel charges, and other services are subject to their respective eligibility, scheduling, pricing, and applicable requirements.
Why Choose Get Your CDL Quick?
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Serving Texas CDL applicants since 1999
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Efficient CDL preparation designed to save you valuable time
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Family-owned and customer-focused
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Flexible scheduling with access to multiple Texas DPS testing locations
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Affordable, individually available services
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Optional retest support available
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Qualifying commercial vehicle rentals available for Texas DPS CDL skills tests
How to Get Started
1. Determine Your Class B CDL & Endorsement Requirements
Determine whether you need a standard Class B CDL or additional endorsements, such as Passenger (P) or School Bus (S), based on the type of commercial vehicle you intend to operate.
2. Obtain Your Texas Commercial Learner Permit (CLP)
Complete the applicable Texas DPS requirements and knowledge examinations to obtain the appropriate Commercial Learner Permit (CLP).
3. Choose the CDL Services You Need
Select from individually available services based on your experience and preparation needs, including pre-trip preparation and practice, Basic Vehicle Control Skills practice, road skills practice and evaluation, applicable ELDT Behind-the-Wheel services, and qualifying test vehicle rental.
4. Take Your Texas DPS CDL Skills Test
After satisfying the applicable CLP holding period, ELDT requirements, and other eligibility requirements, complete your Texas DPS CDL skills test using an appropriate qualifying commercial vehicle.
📞 READY TO GET STARTED? Call (469) 332-7188 to choose the CDL services you need and schedule your visit.
CLASS B CDL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What vehicles can I drive with a Class B CDL?
A: A Class B CDL generally allows you to operate qualifying single commercial vehicles with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more, along with certain other qualifying vehicles. Examples may include straight trucks, dump trucks, concrete mixer trucks, large box trucks, buses, and other heavy single-unit commercial vehicles.
Passenger buses and school buses require the appropriate endorsements and other applicable qualifications.
Q: Do I need ELDT for a Class B CDL?
A: Federal Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements generally apply if you are obtaining a Class B CDL for the first time. ELDT requirements also apply to certain applicants seeking Passenger (P), School Bus (S), or Hazardous Materials (H) endorsements.
When applicable, required ELDT must be completed through a training provider listed on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry (TPR).
Get Your CDL Quick provides applicable ELDT Behind-the-Wheel Range and Road services for eligible applicants.
ELDT Theory is not provided by Get Your CDL Quick. Applicants may complete applicable Theory requirements separately through an independent provider listed on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.
Q: Do you offer services for Passenger and School Bus endorsements?
A: Yes. Get Your CDL Quick offers individually available services for eligible applicants pursuing Passenger (P) and School Bus (S) endorsements, including applicable skills practice and evaluation, ELDT Behind-the-Wheel services, and qualifying passenger or school bus vehicle rental for the Texas DPS skills test.
Additional federal and Texas requirements apply to Passenger and School Bus endorsements.
Q: How quickly can I complete the process?
A: The time required varies based on your current license status, Commercial Learner Permit (CLP), applicable ELDT requirements, preparation, proficiency, service selections, and Texas DPS appointment availability.
Applicable CDL applicants must hold the appropriate CLP for at least 14 days before taking the CDL skills test.
Our services are designed to help applicants prepare efficiently and make productive use of their scheduled time. Individual completion and testing timelines cannot be guaranteed.