Texas CDL General Knowledge Practice Test (TX) 2

4.9 out of 5 (41 votes)
80% Passing score
20 Questions
4 Mistakes allowed
Welcome to the second stage of your journey towards acing the Texas CDL General Knowledge Test. As part of your comprehensive preparation, this CDL practice test is specifically designed to enhance your understanding of the key concepts essential for both Class A and Class B commercial driver's licenses, regardless of the endorsements you're aiming for. In this Texas CDL practice test, you're going to tackle 20 carefully selected multiple-choice questions. To pass, you need to correctly answer at least 16. These questions aren't just random; they are meticulously crafted to reflect the real DPS written test, providing a realistic and practical testing experience. This Texas permit practice test includes diverse topics, ranging from pre-trip vehicle inspection to mastering gear shifts, including downshifting, and navigating challenging driving situations like hills and steep downgrades. We've also included crucial aspects like effective communication with other drivers, speed control, and the ever-important drug and alcohol awareness. These topics are critical for every aspiring commercial driver and will prepare you for real-life scenarios on the road. What sets this Texas CDL practice test apart is its close resemblance to the actual written permit test, both in content and format. It's not just a tool for revision; it's a means to familiarize yourself with the types of questions and scenarios you'll encounter in the real CDL permit test. After completing the test, you'll receive a summary of your performance. This summary highlights the questions you missed and provides the correct answers, offering a valuable opportunity to learn and improve. It's important to note that while DMV practice tests are an excellent resource, they do not replace the traditional driver's education programs. In Texas, completing a state-certified Texas driver's education course is a prerequisite for obtaining a regular driver's license, and completion of a FMCSA-approved Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) course is mandatory for those seeking to obtain a CDL. However, using these DMV practice tests in conjunction with the certified courses can greatly benefit your preparation. They help in identifying and reinforcing areas that might not have been thoroughly covered in the driver's education course, ensuring a well-rounded preparation for the real DMV permit test. With this second Texas CDL practice test, you're not just practicing for an exam; you're building the foundation of a safe and responsible driving career. Dive into the drivers practice test, learn from the feedback, and step confidently towards achieving your Texas CDL in 2024!