Kansas — Full ELDT Hub

Kansas CDL & ELDT Training — Online Courses from DLA Academy

All FMCSA-approved ELDT courses for Kansas drivers — Hazmat, CDL A, CDL B, Passenger, School Bus. Accepted at Kansas Department of Revenue — Division of Vehicles (Kansas DOR).

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Quick answer: ELDT in Kansas costs $20 per course at DLA Academy — FMCSA-approved, online, completed in under 2 hours, and auto-submitted to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry within 24 hours. Kansas Department of Revenue — Division of Vehicles (Kansas DOR) verifies completion through the federal TPR before testing. Required only for first-time CDL applicants and endorsement-adds after February 7, 2022.
Getting a CDL in Kansas means working with the Kansas Department of Revenue — Division of Vehicles (Kansas DOR). As of February 7, 2022, all new CDL applicants must complete FMCSA-approved Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) before taking the skills test. DLA Academy is FMCSA-approved, listed on the Training Provider Registry, and the lowest-priced option available — all courses complete in under 2 hours and are auto-submitted to FMCSA within 24 hours.
Kansas — State-Specific Note

Kansas CDLs are issued by Kansas Department of Revenue — Division of Vehicles (Kansas DOR).

Kansas CDL Requirements — Quick Reference

To get any Commercial Driver's License in Kansas you'll work through Kansas Department of Revenue — Division of Vehicles (Kansas DOR). 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, Kansas uses the standard IDEMIA TSA enrollment process — schedule your fingerprinting through Universal Enroll.

Kansas State Agency
Kansas Department of Revenue — Division of Vehicles (Kansas DOR)

Apply for your CLP, schedule skills tests, and verify ELDT submission through your state agency's CDL portal.

https://www.ksrevenue.gov/dovcdl.html

Kansas CDL & ELDT Fees (2026)

What you'll actually pay to get your Kansas 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DMV fees below are set by Kansas DOR and vary — we link the official source rather than print a number that could be out of date.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 courseFlat rate — Hazmat, CDL-A, CDL-B, Passenger, or School Bus
CDL-A Permit Prep (optional study aid)$15DMV knowledge-test practice — not ELDT
Kansas CLP / permit feeVaries — check Kansas DORSet by Kansas DOR, paid at the DMV
Kansas CDL license feeVaries — check Kansas DORSet by Kansas DOR
Kansas endorsement fee (H / P / S)Varies — check Kansas DORSet by Kansas DOR, 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; Kansas DOR sets the permit, license, and endorsement fees. Confirm current amounts on the official Kansas DOR site before you budget.

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"DLA Academy's Hazmat ELDT was straightforward and finished in under two hours. Completion auto-submitted to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry the same day."

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"Took the 3-endorsement bundle (Hazmat, Passenger, School Bus). $50 total, completed on my phone, all three on the TPR within 24 hours. Done."

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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What ELDT courses does DLA Academy offer for Kansas drivers?+
We offer five FMCSA-approved ELDT courses: CDL-A Theory ELDT ($20), CDL-B Theory ELDT ($20), Hazmat ELDT ($20), School Bus ELDT ($20), and Passenger ELDT ($20). Each course covers the federal knowledge and skills required for that license class or endorsement. We also offer CDL-A Permit Prep ($15), a DMV practice-question study tool — it's not ELDT, but it pairs with CDL-A Theory ELDT to help you pass the Kansas DOR knowledge test for your Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP).
How long does it take to complete an ELDT course?+
Each individual ELDT course completes in under 2 hours. You can start and finish in a single session, or pause and resume as needed. CDL-A Permit Prep (the 119 DMV practice questions) also completes quickly — usually 30–45 minutes depending on your pace.
What's the cost of DLA Academy's ELDT courses?+
Individual ELDT courses are $20 each. CDL-A Permit Prep is $15. We also offer three bundles that save money: the Hazmat + DMV Test Prep Bundle ($30 — saves $5 vs. $35 if bought separately), the CDL Complete Bundle ($45 — includes CDL-A ELDT, CDL-B ELDT, and CDL-A Permit Prep; saves $10 vs. $55 individual), and the 3-Endorsement Bundle ($50 — Hazmat, Passenger, and School Bus ELDT; saves $10 vs. $60 individual). DLA Academy is the lowest-priced FMCSA-approved provider.
Is DLA Academy ELDT accepted in Kansas?+
Yes. DLA Academy is FMCSA-approved and listed on the Training Provider Registry. All completions are auto-submitted to FMCSA within 24 hours. The Kansas DOR verifies your ELDT by querying the Registry — no additional paperwork is needed. DLA Academy is accepted in 49 states (Washington excluded).
Do I need ELDT if I already have a CDL issued before February 7, 2022?+
If your CDL was issued before February 7, 2022, you do not need to retrain for that license class. However, if you're adding a new endorsement (Hazmat, Passenger, or School Bus) or upgrading to a higher class (e.g., Class B to Class A), you must complete the corresponding ELDT course. Speak with the Kansas DOR to confirm your specific situation.

Kansas CDL Drivers — Start Your ELDT Today

FMCSA-approved ELDT courses starting at $20. Auto-submitted to TPR. Accepted at Kansas Department of Revenue — Division of Vehicles.

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