Prepare for your Class B CDL permit with simple study guides, realistic practice questions, and exam-style tests built for first-time CDL students.
A Class B CDL allows you to operate large single vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,001 pounds or more. These vehicles may tow a trailer, but the trailer must not exceed 10,000 pounds.
PrepCDL helps you study the topics you need for the written exam, understand the rules in plain English, and practice until you feel ready for test day.

Study and practice the required written tests for your Class B permit — general knowledge and air brakes.
50 practice questions
Study safe driving, vehicle inspections, basic control, shifting, road signs, cargo safety, and the rules every CDL driver must know.
25 practice questions
Learn air brake parts, system checks, warning signals, inspection rules, and safe braking procedures.
Try a sample question from our practice test and see how PrepCDL explains the topics you need to pass.
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Everything you need to study smarter, practice faster, and walk into your CDL exam prepared.
Practice with exam-style questions covering CDL rules, safety, inspections, endorsements, and real test topics.
Study material tailored to your state’s CDL manual so you focus on the rules that matter for your test.
Build confidence with practice tests, randomized questions, progress tracking, and detailed answer explanations.
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The Class B written exam usually includes the General Knowledge test. If your vehicle has air brakes or you plan to drive passengers or school buses, you may need additional tests. Most states require a score of at least 80% to pass.
A Class B CDL is commonly used for straight trucks, box trucks, dump trucks, garbage trucks, cement trucks, city buses, school buses, and other large single vehicles.
Yes. If you plan to operate a vehicle designed to carry passengers, you usually need a Passenger endorsement. For school buses, you typically need both Passenger and School Bus endorsements.
Yes. Many drivers start with a Class B CDL and later upgrade to Class A if they want to drive tractor-trailers or larger combination vehicles.
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