All-in Bundle
Class A, air brakes, hazmat and every endorsement, the cheat-sheet set and the video course.
- 6,400+ practice questions across every test
- 200+ mocks in the Washington format
- 35+ pages of cheat sheets (PDF)
CDL · United States
To get a CDL you pass written knowledge tests: general knowledge for every class, plus a test for air brakes, combination vehicles and each endorsement you add. Our packs are knowledge-test practice, not Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT).
These are the lengths and pass marks Washington publishes, and our mocks follow them. Other states can differ, so check your state's commercial driver manual or licensing office. Source: CDL knowledge test (Washington State Department of Licensing), dol.wa.gov, checked 26 Oct 2026.
Start with the Class A Core Pack, then add the endorsements you need. The All-in Bundle has every pack and the video course.
Class A, air brakes, hazmat and every endorsement, the cheat-sheet set and the video course.
General knowledge, air brakes and combination vehicles, with timed mocks for each test.
Air brakes questions, the brake-check sequence step by step, and a cheat sheet.
Hazardous materials questions and mocks, a placard and hazard-class deck, and a segregation cheat sheet.
Tank, doubles and triples, passenger and school bus practice, plus the Hazmat pack.
One-page summaries of each knowledge test to print and keep in the cab.
Narrated lessons with captions on the knowledge tests.
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A one-page air brakes summary to print or keep on your phone, plus a general knowledge diagnostic with a topic report. More about it
No. Prepanchor is a private company, not affiliated with FMCSA, any state DMV or any other licensing agency. We write our own questions. Explanations are based on state CDL manuals, in our own words.
No. It is knowledge-test practice, not Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT). FMCSA's ELDT rules apply to anyone getting a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time, upgrading from Class B to Class A, or getting a school bus, passenger or hazmat endorsement for the first time. That training comes from a registered training provider. Who needs ELDT, on fmcsa.dot.gov.
No. Each state gives its own knowledge tests. Our mocks follow the lengths and pass marks Washington publishes, and the topics come from state CDL manuals. Check your own state's manual and licensing office for its format.
Yes. Each pack covers one part of the knowledge tests. If you buy the All-in Bundle later, the price of a pack you already own comes off at checkout.
No. Our CDL packs are in English only.