How much does a CDL cost in Wyoming?

Wyoming CDL Requirements

How to get a CDL in Wyoming through WYDOT, including fees and training.

CDL Classes, Testing, and Fees

WYDOT issues CDLs. CDL costs $60 for a 4-year license. CLP is $25, valid for 180 days. Knowledge tests at county clerk offices. Skills tests at state or third-party sites ($150-$300). Wyoming has limited ELDT providers (approximately 5-8) — Casper, Cheyenne, and Gillette have the most options. CDL training at Casper College and Central Wyoming College costs $3,000-$6,000. Many Wyoming residents train in Colorado or Montana. Most in-demand endorsements: H (Hazmat for oil/gas/mining), N (Tank for fuel and water hauling), T (Double/Triple for I-80 corridor). Energy industry employers often provide CDL training for new hires.

FAQs — Wyoming CDL Requirements

Wyoming CDL is $60 for 4 years. CLP is $25. Skills testing runs $150-$300. CDL school costs $3,000-$6,000 at Casper College or Central Wyoming College. Limited in-state options — many train in Colorado or Montana. Energy industry employers often sponsor CDL training.