When you've successfully completed all of the above, the DLD will issue your commercial learner's permit. After that, you will be charged $26 to retake the tests again. You'll be allowed up to 2 attempts to pass your exam.

Pay the $52 CLP fee, plus any additional fees for endorsements.Īfter getting your paperwork sorted, you'll also need to pass all written exams for the type of CDL you want, including any endorsements, if applicable.

See “Acceptable Citizenship/SSN/Residency Documents' below for more information.Your full Social Security number (SSN).Provide a completed commercial driver's license application (Form DLD6a).Once at your appointment, you'll need to: When you feel ready to proceed, find a local DLD office where you can schedule a CDL appointment. The process is fairly involved, so it may be helpful to take a CDL education course before applying. * NOTE: Applicants who are under 21 years old will only be permitted to drive commercial motor vehicles within Utah, and will not be able to apply for the following endorsements:īefore you can get your Utah commercial driver's license, you'll need to get a commercial learner's permit (CLP). Already have at least 1 year driving experience with a non-CDL license.To be eligible for a Utah commercial learner's permit, you will need to: You’ll need to complete this training prior to applying for your first commercial driver’s license, upgrading your existing CDL class, or applying for a HAZMAT, school bus, or passenger endorsement. Per new federal entry-level driver training requirements effective February 7, 2022, the UT Driver License Division now mandates new CDL applicants complete an entry-level driver training course through an authorized provider. IMPORTANT FEDERAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS UPDATE

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