Answers, straight up.

No. DrayCDL is an independent study platform. Official knowledge exams are administered only by your state licensing agency — we prepare you for that exam, we never conduct it.

Every question is original DrayCDL educational content, written and reviewed against the concepts your state manual covers. We never copy official test banks or reproduce manual text — each question explains its answer and cites the manual section to study.

An independent team of driver-education writers and engineers. We are not a government agency, a DMV vendor, or a testing provider — just a study tool built for drivers.

No. DrayCDL is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by FMCSA, AAMVA, any DMV, MVC, DPS, or any state licensing agency.

Start with General Knowledge (manual §1–3) — it's the core exam. Then move to Air Brakes (§5) and Combination Vehicles (§6), which most Class A drivers also need. Endorsements come last, and only the ones you plan to test for.

It depends on where you start. Most drivers do well with short daily sessions over a few weeks — the readiness score and category breakdowns tell you when you're consistently hitting your study goal, so you're not guessing.

Yes. The interface and the question bank are bilingual from day one, with per-question translations stored side by side. Switch languages any time — even mid-question — without losing progress.

Built-in read-aloud for every question and answer set. Turn it on and review hands-free during downtime at the yard, at the dock, or on a break.

Every category keeps a mastery score based on your recent answers. After each test, misses are grouped by category and turned into a recommended practice set, so your next session targets exactly what needs work.

50 mixed questions in 60 minutes with flag-for-review, a question navigator, and auto-submit when time runs out. No feedback until you submit — just like the real room. Afterwards you get a full category breakdown and a recommended practice set.

Our practice threshold is a study goal, not an official requirement. Each state publishes its own current passing standard — always verify it with your licensing agency before test day.

Free Practice includes one full simulation. Driver Pro includes unlimited simulations, each with a fresh mix of questions.

Yes — all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. Select your jurisdiction first, and questions, manual references, and requirement notes stay separated per state. Nothing is silently reused across borders.

Manuals, terminology, fees, and requirements vary by state. DrayCDL keeps state content separated so what you study matches the manual your examiner uses.

Directly with your state licensing agency — DrayCDL prepares you, it doesn't test you. Confirm requirements, fees, and scheduling with your official agency, then book when your readiness score says you're consistently there.

Yes. Cancel from your account in a couple of clicks — no calls, no forms. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.

If Driver Pro isn't for you, write to support@draycdl.com within 7 days of purchase and we'll sort out a refund.

Driver Pro is $14/month, or $99/year — that works out to about $8.25 a month, roughly 41% less than paying monthly.

Yes — custom per-seat pricing with volume discounts and invoice billing, plus instructor dashboards, groups, and readiness reports. See the Schools & Carriers page.