Prepare and pass your CDL exam in 2 weeks. Guaranteed. We’ve helped 10,000 people just like you prepare for their exam. Now it’s your turn.
Obtaining a CDL license will open up many doors for you. You don’t have to spend four years in college, racking up thousands in student loan debt. You can study for your CDL exam in a matter of weeks and get started on the next chapter of your exciting life.
Studies have shown that, individuals with a CDL license are able to obtain jobs that pay $60,000 – $250,000 a year. A career in the trucking industry means that you can bring home consistent paychecks, receive health benefits, and great retirement options.
It’s no secret that the CDL exam has a higher than normal fail rate.
Most people fail the exam because they don’t know what to study in order to pass. There is so much information out there about the CDL exam that it can feel overwhelming at first.
Due to this confusion, people pay hundreds of dollars in testing fees and waste countless years of their lives attempting to pass this exam.
We don’t want you to end up this way.
Imagine just for a minute, what it would be like to ‘figure it all out’ – to wave a magic wand and all of the sudden turn a corner so that you’re keeping up instead of falling behind, understanding what’s going on instead of having anxiety because you’re so confused, and walking into the room to take your CDL exam feeling cool, calm and collected instead of sleep-deprived and nervous.
Do you like the sound of that?
If you said ‘YES’ to that question then you are in luck because our full time job is literally to help you do just that!
Here at UGO Prep, we specialize in studying exam behaviors to a science. We’ve spent years evaluating the methods of the CDL exam in order to create our study program. When we released our program to the public, we noticed a big improvement in the confidence level of people who used our material to prepare for their exam. We also noticed an increase in the pass rate of people who used our program when compared to people who used other programs.
Most companies would stop there, BUT WE DIDN’T!
We started on the long process of pouring over data to find out where our study program fell short and where we can improve.
We refined our study program to target those weak areas that most people struggle with every year on the exam.
Shortly after, we tested our program from beginning to end using people who wanted to pass their CDL exam. Men and women. Both young and old.
Time and time again, people who used our program successfully passed their exam.
Our #1 priority here at UGO Prep is to help you pass your CDL exam quickly and effortlessly. You shouldn’t have to ‘Get Serious’ or change your priorities in life just so you can pass this exam. Why study harder when you can study smarter?
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Our comprehensive practice tests include questions direct from this years CDL exam. No fluff. No unnecessary information. We cut out all of the distracting information so you can focus on only the most important content. Printable.
Our simulated CDL exams mirror all the behaviors of the actual test. Each of our simulated exams are created with the most precise content make up of the CDL exam. We time and grade each of our simulated exams the same way the actual test does.
This course is aimed at you if your desire is to prepare quickly for the CDL exam. We designed our study package for people who don’t know what to study or how to get started. We cover only the most important and relevant information needed to pass the CDL exam.
Nothing more, nothing less.
CDL - Class A Test Prep includes practice questions and simulated exams direct from the CDL exam. Topics covered include; General Knowledge section of the manual (Sections 1, 2 and 3), Air Brakes (Section 5), and Combination Vehicles (Section 6).
CDL - Class B Test Prep includes practice questions and simulated exams direct from the CDL exam. Topics covered include the General Knowledge section of the manual (Sections 1, 2 and 3).
CDL - Class C Test Prep includes practice questions and simulated exams direct from the CDL exam. Topics covered include; General Knowledge section of the manual (Sections 1, 2 and 3), Passenger (Section 4) and Hazardous Materials (Section 9).
CDL - Endorsement S Test Prep includes practice questions and simulated exams direct from the CDL exam. Topics covered include all material relevant for the S endorsement and for receiving a School Bus Driver Certificate.
Our comprehensive CDL Test Prep provides you with everything you need to know in order to pass your CDL exam. We offer a 100% pass or money back guarantee. Your future is waiting. We can help you get there faster.
A Commercial Driver License allows people to operate heavy-duty vehicles. Generally speaking, there are 2 Classes of CDL’s: Class A and Class B.
A Class A license is required to operate the big trucks that pull long trailers that you see on the highways. A big truck that pulls a long trailer is called a Combination Vehicle because it is a combination of 2 vehicles (1 truck and 1 trailer). These vehicles deliver most of the goods that people purchase from stores, such as food and beverages, furniture, building supplies, toys, cars and trucks, clothing, flowers…everything! Everything that you see in your home, including the materials that were used to build your home, was delivered to a store by these big combination vehicles. The trucks that pull the long trailers must be very powerful because a fully-loaded trailer can weigh as much as 65,000 pounds. The trucks can weigh between 15,000 and 20,000 pounds. These big trucks can also have as many as 18 speeds! Most cars have just 6 speeds.
A Class B license is required for big vehicles that do not pull a trailer, such as school buses, cement mixers, and big trash trucks.
People wishing to obtain a Commercial Driver License (CDL) in America must be at least 18 years old. A CDL is issued to students after they have passed a CDL Skills Test. Training is NOT required before a student can pass the test but it is beneficial (CDL College provides this kind of training).
The CDL Skills Test has 3 parts: (1) a full vehicle inspection; (2) 3 backing maneuvers (backing maneuvers test the driver’s ability to safely drive the truck and trailer in reverse without hitting anything); and (3) a driving test on the road to determine whether or not a student can safely operate these large vehicles safely in traffic. The CDL Skills Test can last as long as 2.5 hours for some students! Most of the companies that hire drivers with a CDL require a high school diploma. Additional training is provided by the companies that hire new drivers after they have passed the CDL Skills Test. This is the on-the-job training.
Class A: GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more; ability to tow more than 10,000 pounds.
Class B: GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more; towing capacity less than 10,000 pounds.
Class C: GVWR under 26,001 pounds; ability to carry 16 or more passengers, or hazardous materials.
Class A license holders can operate Class B and Class C vehicles with the proper endorsements.
Here at UGO Prep, our test prep authors and software developers continually study every aspect of the CDL exam in order to provide you with the most precise information needed to pass your CDL exam. We’ve been helping students prepare and pass for their exams for 10+ years and now it’s your turn!
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