Alabama CDL & ELDT Training — Online Courses & Bundles
All FMCSA-approved ELDT courses for Alabama drivers — Hazmat, CDL A, CDL B, Passenger, School Bus. Accepted at Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA).
Every course is FMCSA-approved and auto-submitted to the Training Provider Registry. Accepted at Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA).
Add the H endorsement to your Alabama CDL. Theory only — no BTW required.
Alabama Class A CDL theory required before the skills test at ALEA.
Alabama Class B CDL theory for straight trucks, dump trucks, and buses.
Add the S endorsement to your Alabama CDL to drive a school bus.
Add the P endorsement to operate 16+ passenger vehicles in Alabama.
Save $10 by bundling Hazmat, Passenger, and School Bus for Alabama.
Alabama CDLs are issued by Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA). ALEA is a law-enforcement agency, not a DMV — driver licensing was transferred from the Alabama Department of Public Safety to ALEA when the state consolidated public-safety functions. Source: www.alea.gov
Pricing details, permit-test prep, and the full state-specific requirements rundown.
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119 practice questions covering the DMV knowledge test at ALEA.
State-by-state rules, BTW, TSA fingerprinting, and the full sequence to get licensed.
Alabama CDL Requirements — Quick Reference
To get any Commercial Driver's License in Alabama you'll work through Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA). Federal ELDT requirements apply across all 49 states — DLA Academy's online theory courses satisfy the ELDT mandate, and behind-the-wheel training (where required for CDL A or CDL B) must be completed locally at an FMCSA-registered BTW provider.
For Hazmat endorsements, Alabama uses the standard IDEMIA TSA enrollment process — schedule your fingerprinting through Universal Enroll.
Apply for your CLP, schedule skills tests, and verify ELDT submission through your state agency's CDL portal.
Alabama CDL & ELDT Fees (2026)
What you'll actually pay to get your Alabama CDL: DLA Academy charges a flat $20 per FMCSA-approved ELDT course, and the federal TSA Hazmat background check is a fixed national fee. The state DMV fees below are set by ALEA and vary — we link the official source rather than print a number that could be out of date.
| Fee | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| FMCSA-approved ELDT theory (DLA Academy) | $20 per course | Flat rate — Hazmat, CDL-A, CDL-B, Passenger, or School Bus |
| CDL-A Permit Prep (optional study aid) | $15 | DMV knowledge-test practice — not ELDT |
| Alabama CLP / permit fee | Varies — check ALEA | Set by ALEA, paid at the DMV |
| Alabama CDL license fee | Varies — check ALEA | Set by ALEA |
| Alabama endorsement fee (H / P / S) | Varies — check ALEA | Set by ALEA, per endorsement |
| TSA Hazmat background check | ~$86.50 (~$41 with a valid TWIC) | Federal TSA fee via IDEMIA — Hazmat endorsement only |
Only the DLA Academy ELDT price and the federal TSA Hazmat fee are fixed nationwide; ALEA sets the permit, license, and endorsement fees. Confirm current amounts on the official ALEA site before you budget.
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Alabama CDL Drivers — Start Your ELDT Today
FMCSA-approved ELDT courses starting at $20. Auto-submitted to TPR. Accepted at Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.