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CDL License

A Commercial Driver's License (CDL), is required if you plan to operate certain specialized types of vehicles such as buses, heavy oversized vehicles, or vehicles that carries multiple passengers.

Apply for a CDL License

Apply for a CDL Permit

Renew a CDL License

CDL Military Waivers

Adding CDL Endorsements

CDL Road Test Appointments

CDL Medical Certification and Self-Certification

TWIC®, HME and the TSA Pre✓® application program

New Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)

Note: Beginning February 7, 2022, ALL entry-level drivers will be subject to the requirements in the FMCSA Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) regulations. This includes drivers applying for a Class A or B for the first time, upgrading an existing CDL to a higher class, or adding a new School Bus, Passenger, or Hazmat Endorsement.

Entry-Level Driver Training

Federal Ban on Texting

Commercial truck drivers and bus drivers (operators of vehicles transporting at least eight passengers) are banned from texting. Violators face penalties up to $2,750.

FMCSA Texting Ban Information

Lifetime Disqualification for Human Trafficking

GA Dept. of Driver Services (DDS) Implements New CDL Disqualification for Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking and CDLs

CDL Schools and Testing Sites

Human Trafficking Awareness Training

The Human Trafficking Awareness Training Video is brought to you by the Georgia Department of Administrative Services (DOAS) Human Resources Administration (HRA). For more information, visit the HRA Human Trafficking Awareness website.

Human Trafficking Video