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Class B CDL — ELDT theory
The full FMCSA theory curriculum for a Class B commercial driver's license. All 29 required units, reported to the Training Provider Registry.
Theory is half of it
Class B ELDT has two parts: theory and behind-the-wheel. This course delivers the theory, and your completion is reported to FMCSA. You will still need a provider who offers behind-the-wheel range and public-road training before your state will let you take the skills test.
Written for straight trucks — box trucks, dump trucks, buses and refuse vehicles — not tractor-trailers. Class A material teaches combination-vehicle handling that does not apply to a Class B vehicle, so this is a separate curriculum rather than a trimmed copy.29 units, mapped one-to-one onto 49 CFR Part 380 Appendix B.
Create your free account to start the Class B ELDT theory lessons
The account is free, no card needed. Answer a few quick questions, create your account, and your progress is saved on any device. My Path then shows you exactly what to do next.
Rules and thresholds change, and some vary by state. Confirm against your current state CDL manual and the FMCSA regulations before testing.