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CDT Licensing & Certification Requirements Flashcards

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  1. Which entity is responsible for verifying that a CDT instructor meets qualifications to deliver ELDT theory instruction?

    Answer: The training provider registered on the FMCSA TPR

    Under FMCSA ELDT rules, the registered training provider is responsible for ensuring that all instructors meet the required qualifications.

  2. What minimum CDL holding period is typically required for a CDT instructor who will conduct behind-the-wheel training for Class A CDL students?

    Answer: 2 years

    FMCSA ELDT regulations require CDT instructors conducting BTW training to have held a valid CDL for at least two years.

  3. Which of the following would disqualify an individual from serving as a CDT instructor under federal ELDT regulations?

    Answer: Having a disqualifying offense on their motor vehicle record within the past two years

    FMCSA regulations bar individuals with certain motor vehicle record disqualifying offenses from serving as CDT instructors.

  4. Under FMCSA ELDT, what is the minimum required number of behind-the-wheel (BTW) range hours for Class A CDL applicants?

    Answer: 15 hours

    FMCSA requires a minimum of 15 hours of BTW range training for Class A CDL entry-level applicants.

  5. A CDT program wants to offer hazardous materials (H) endorsement theory training. Which additional requirement must the program meet?

    Answer: Ensure curriculum covers TSA security threat assessment requirements and HazMat regulations

    H endorsement ELDT must cover TSA security threat assessment and applicable HazMat regulations as part of the required curriculum.

  6. When a CDT training provider updates their curriculum, what action is required under FMCSA TPR rules?

    Answer: The provider must update their TPR registration to reflect the curriculum changes

    FMCSA requires registered training providers to keep their TPR profile accurate and up to date, including any curriculum changes.