CDL

The commercial motor vehicle safety act in the United States was established way back in 1986. The act stated minimum requirements that must be met by an individual before he or she could obtain a CLD from his/her state.

You see, the law requires anyone driving a motor vehicle on the road to possess a driver's license. The license verifies that you are capable of driving a particular class of vehicle.

This guide covers:

- General Requirements

- Medical Requirements

- CDL Classifications (Classes A, B & C explained)

- Endorsements & Restrictions

- The Exam Process

- Licensing Costs

If you are interested in becoming a professional commercial driver, then you need this guide more than anyone else. With less time on the road, you can be home with your family almost every night.

Flip through the pages of this guide, and you're good to go!