Nebraska CDL Practice Tests
Nebraska issues Commercial Driver Licenses through the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. Applicants study the Nebraska CDL Manual (2005 MOD version, updated September 2025), pass written tests for a Commercial Learner Permit, complete federal Entry-Level Driver Training, hold the CLP for at least 14 days, then take the road skills test.
Based on the official state DMV CDL manual.
Nebraska CDL quick facts
18 to drive a CMV within Nebraska.
21 to drive across state lines.
14 days minimum before the skills test.
~50 Qs; 80% to pass.
Sources: Nebraska DMV - CDL hub Nebraska DMV - Manuals (CDL Manual PDF) Nebraska CDL Manual PDF (Sept 2025)
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Nebraska CDL FAQ
Who issues CDLs in Nebraska?
The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles issues all Commercial Driver Licenses.
How much does a Nebraska CDL cost?
The Commercial Learner Permit is $15. CDL fees vary by license length, with under-21 applicants paying prorated rates.
What is the passing score on the Nebraska CDL General Knowledge test?
You must score at least 80% on the 50-question test.
How long must I hold the Nebraska CLP?
At least 14 days before you can take the skills test.
Is ELDT required in Nebraska?
Yes. New CDL applicants, class upgrades, and first-time HAZMAT endorsement applicants must complete federal Entry-Level Driver Training.
How long is a Nebraska CDL valid?
Five years for applicants 21 and older. Shorter validity periods are prorated for applicants under 21.