Wisconsin CDL B Resources

Wisconsin CDL-B Theory ELDT — Pass Your Class B Skills Test

Complete your CDL B Theory ELDT online in Wisconsin — FMCSA-approved, accepted at Wisconsin Department of Transportation — Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV), auto-submitted to TPR. Only $20.

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Adding a Class B CDL in Wisconsin? The Wisconsin Department of Transportation — Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV) requires all new CDL applicants to complete FMCSA-approved Entry-Level Driver Training before you take the skills test. DLA Academy's CDL-B Theory ELDT is a $20, FMCSA-approved online course that covers everything you need — theory only. Behind-the-wheel training is required separately at a local FMCSA-registered BTW provider.

Wisconsin CDL B Theory ELDT — Step by Step

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Complete CDL B ELDT Theory Online

Complete DLA Academy's FMCSA-approved CDL B theory course online in under 2 hours on any device. Your completion is automatically submitted to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry within 24 hours.

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Get Your Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP)

Visit Wisconsin Department of Transportation — Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV) to apply for your Class B CLP. Hold the CLP for at least 14 days before testing.

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Complete Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) Training

CDL B applicants need behind-the-wheel training from an FMCSA-registered BTW provider. DLA Academy covers theory only.

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Pass the CDL Skills Test at Wisconsin Department of Transportation — Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV)

Schedule your Class B skills test. Wisconsin Department of Transportation — Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV) verifies your ELDT completion through FMCSA TPR before scheduling.

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Receive Your Wisconsin Class B CDL

Once you pass, Wisconsin Department of Transportation — Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV) issues your Class B CDL — straight trucks, buses, dump trucks, and similar vehicles.

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How much does Wisconsin CDL-B Theory ELDT cost?+
CDL-B Theory ELDT is $20. That's the lowest price for an FMCSA-approved course in Wisconsin. If you're also going for your Class A CDL, the CDL Complete Bundle is $45 and includes CDL-A Theory ELDT, CDL-B Theory ELDT, and CDL-A Permit Prep — saving you $10 vs. buying each separately.
How long does it take to complete CDL-B Theory ELDT?+
The course completes in under 2 hours. You can finish it in one sitting or spread it across a few sessions — there's no expiration on your access once you enroll.
What are Wisconsin's CDL-B requirements?+
WisDOT DMV requires FMCSA-approved ELDT completion before you sit for the Class B skills test. You'll need a valid Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP) first, which means passing the DMV's knowledge test. After ELDT completion and with your CLP in hand, you schedule the skills test at an approved Wisconsin testing facility. Behind-the-wheel training must be completed at a separate FMCSA-registered provider before the skills test.
Is DLA Academy FMCSA-approved and will you submit my completion to the state?+
Yes. DLA Academy is FMCSA-approved and listed on the Training Provider Registry. Your completion is automatically submitted to FMCSA TPR within 24 hours — WisDOT DMV verifies your ELDT status by querying the TPR database. You don't need to submit anything yourself.
Do I need ELDT if I already have a CDL?+
If you held a valid CDL before February 7, 2022, you're grandfathered and don't need ELDT for your existing license. But if you're upgrading to Class A or adding a new endorsement (Hazmat, Passenger, or School Bus), you still need ELDT for that upgrade or endorsement. Drivers applying for a CDL for the first time after Feb 7, 2022 always need ELDT.

Ready to Start Your Wisconsin CDL B ELDT?

$20 flat. FMCSA-approved. Auto-submitted to TPR. Accepted at Wisconsin Department of Transportation — Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV). Under 2 hours on any device.

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