How to Get a Nevada CDL
Getting a Nevada CDL takes several steps. You will need a regular driver license first, a DOT medical exam, federal Entry-Level Driver Training, and you must pass both knowledge and skills tests. Plan for the process to take several weeks.
- Hold a valid Nevada noncommercial driver license.
- Complete a DOT medical exam and submit your Medical Examineru0027s Certificate to the Nevada DMV.
- Complete federal Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) with a provider on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.
- Study the Nevada Commercial Driveru0027s License Manual.
- Visit a Nevada DMV CDL office, pay the $57.50 CLP fee, and pass the required knowledge tests.
- Hold the CLP for at least 14 days before taking the skills test.
- Practice driving with a qualified CDL holder seated next to you.
- Schedule and pass the $30 three-part skills test.
- Pay the CDL fee and receive your Nevada Commercial Driver License.
Sources: Nevada CDL Manual PDF Nevada Commercial Driver Licensing page Nevada DMV CDL Offices and Fees Nevada DMV Commercial Learner Permits