Arkansas CDL Permit Written Test

At the Arkansas State Police HQ in Little Rock they are free big stack on desk just inside door just read it after each chapter there will be a couple of questions some are on the test some not also in Little Rock the test is on a touch screen if you get stuck on a question skip it if needed it will take you back to the question, the test stops when you have answered enough questions correctly or incorrecty good luck but luck isn't needed if you study if you can get all indorsements the only one that you have to take over when renewing is haz-mat every 4 years most any LTL co will require doubles-triples & haz-mat

 

Here is Colorado we only get the book and pay 10.60 for cdl permit after you pass the computerized exam for all required and any endorsments are free except for hazmat with the background check. Then once you pass the third party test you pay another 25.50 or 26.50 I forgot.

 

Here in Mass, the literature is free. Funny, the elements of the test are the SAME in EVERY STATE! The CDL program is a FEDERALLY mandated program, ADMINISTERED by the states. Although worded differently, the questions are the same.... and either you know the stuff or you don't!
Same with endorsements... The states DO, however, charge different fees.
Every state that I've checked online has a section called "CDL" and all the info one needs to study is there. I particulary like California and Minnesota.
There are also more than a few online , FREE practice test sites....

My two cents

 

wow 92$ i feel lucky for living in AZ i went to school they payed for the permit at 25$ then just graduated dident have to take another check down there or anything just give em the 3rd party testing packet and get a new photo state payed for my schooling too to renew its 50$ every 5 years

 

Illinois and Idaho study guides are free. They are basically the same book with some minor differences. There are two sites that have excellent practice CDL and endorsement tests on them, and they are FREE to use. Just google "Practice CDL tests" and they come up in the first couple of listings. Dont waste your money on the sites that advertise study guides and testing guides, etc. Everything you need to know for all your tests is in the universal study guide provided by each and every state. Good Luck!