Utah CDL Requirements

How to get a CDL in Utah through DLD, including fees and training.

CDL Classes, Testing, and Fees

The Utah Driver License Division (DLD) issues CDLs. CDL costs $52 for a 5-year license. CLP is $19, valid for 180 days. Knowledge tests at DLD offices. Skills tests at state or third-party sites ($150-$300). Utah has approximately 20 FMCSA-registered ELDT providers. CDL training at Salt Lake Community College, Mountainland Technical College, and Dixie Technical College costs $2,500-$5,000. Private schools charge $4,000-$7,500. Most in-demand endorsements: T (Double/Triple for I-80 LTL and triples), H (Hazmat for mining/chemical), N (Tank). C.R. England, headquartered in Salt Lake City, is one of the nation's largest carriers and offers company-sponsored CDL training.

FAQs — Utah CDL Requirements

Utah CDL is $52 for 5 years. CLP is $19. Skills testing runs $150-$300. Community college programs cost $2,500-$5,000. C.R. England, headquartered in Salt Lake City, offers major company-sponsored CDL training programs.

Yes. C.R. England, headquartered in Salt Lake City, is one of the largest temperature-controlled carriers nationally and operates a major CDL training program. Training is company-sponsored with a service commitment. They are one of the biggest CDL training pipelines in the Mountain West.