Commercial Driver License (CDL)
Program overview, federal partnership context, medical certification information, military waiver program details, and links to related CDL topics.
Visit AAMVA CDL resourcesA CDL stakeholder resource page for AAMVA-related training, reports, standards, and member-facing CDL program references.
Open Original PDF Back to Resource GuideThe American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) supports motor vehicle and law enforcement agencies through programs, standards, best practices, technical systems, and education. Its commercial driver license (CDL) resources support licensing administration, testing, driver-record exchange, and program compliance.
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Program overview, federal partnership context, medical certification information, military waiver program details, and links to related CDL topics.
Visit AAMVA CDL resourcesInformation about AAMVA model CDL manuals, current and modernized testing, and guidance for jurisdictions. These resources are not a substitute for certified driver training.
Visit CDL testing resourcesLearn how the Commercial Driver's License Information System supports one CDL and one complete driver record, interstate record exchange, and reporting.
Explore CDLISReport descriptions, report matrix information, sample reports, and training resources for authorized jurisdiction and federal users.
View CDLIS reportsMember-oriented learning paths and on-demand courses for CDLIS, SPEXS, reports, and related AAMVA technology systems.
Browse systems trainingAAMVA's explanation of the role of the CDL manual and its recommendations about recognized commercial driver training programs.
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