The Texas Department of Public Safety states that final testing is only available in English or Spanish. If there is not a Spanish-speaking representative available at your location, then you must take the tests in English.

If any person takes the final tests in Spanish, they will still need to identify road signs, signals, and verbal commands in English.

When you are becoming a truck driver, it’s important to know that some states may vary on testing languages so it’s always a good idea to call ahead and ask if you aren’t sure.

If a Spanish course is what your are looking for, please check out our spanish online ELDT theory training options.

Texas Department of Public Safety 

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After finishing a CDL2GO course, review any completion instructions shown in your account and follow the next step for your CDL class, endorsement, or state licensing process. Contact CDL2GO if you need help understanding your next step.

Contact CDL2GO

Use the CDL2GO contact page for login or account help. Include the email address used for your course and a brief description of the issue so support can review it.

Contact CDL2GO

Include your name, email address, course or group name if applicable, the issue you are seeing, and any screenshots or details that help explain the problem.

Contact CDL2GO

Yes. CDL2GO can help you compare options such as Class A, Class B, B-to-A upgrade, Permit Prep, ELDT theory, and endorsement training so you can choose the next step that fits your goal.

Contact CDL2GO

Companies, affiliates, and training organizations should contact CDL2GO through the contact page and mention group support, employer training, or affiliate coordination in the request.

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You won’t have to worry about taking anything with you from CDL2Go! Once you complete your ELDT course, your completion is submitted to the FMCSA within 48 hours, and can then be found in your state’s system. On the other hand, you will need to take your Driver’s License, as well as some other items that may vary from state to state. Please contact your local DPS or DMV location to make sure that you don’t have to make more than one trip!

In the State of Texas, for example, you will need to bring:

*If you do not own a vehicle, you will sign a statement affirming this.

U.S. Citizenship

evidence of lawful presence

State Residency

Identity

Social Security Number

Self-Certification Of Medical Status

CDL-4

CDL-5

CDL-10

Medical Examiners Certificate

DMV vehicle registration