Nebraska CDL Practice Test

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🚛 Nebraska CDL Permit Practice Test Guide

Pass Your Nebraska CDL Written Test the First Time

DMV-Written-Test helps commercial driver applicants in Nebraska get ready for their CDL with practice exams based on the 2025 Nebraska Commercial Driver License (CDL) Manual. These tests replicate the real exam issued by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

Whether you’re pursuing a Class A, B, or C CDL, our practice tests cover General Knowledge, Air Brakes, Combination Vehicles, and Nebraska-specific driving regulations.

For official CDL manuals, application procedures, and test scheduling, visit the Nebraska DMV CDL page:
https://dmv.nebraska.gov/dl/commercial-drivers-license

Start preparing today and pass your Nebraska CDL permit test with confidence!

📘 What to Expect on the Nebraska CDL Knowledge Test

Aspect Details
Number of Questions 50 (General Knowledge)
Passing Score 80% (40 correct answers required)
Test Format Multiple Choice
Time Limit 60 minutes (approximate)
Minimum Age 18 (21 for interstate/HazMat)
Test Languages English, Spanish (HazMat only in English)
Endorsement Areas HazMat, School Bus, Tankers, Air Brakes, Passenger
Retake Policy Next business day (retesting fee may apply)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I qualify for a CDL permit in Nebraska?
You must be at least 18 years old, hold a valid Nebraska driver’s license, pass a vision exam, and complete the CDL General Knowledge test.
Is Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) required in Nebraska?
Yes. ELDT is federally required for all new CDL applicants and anyone adding HazMat or other endorsements.
How long is the CDL permit valid in Nebraska?
Nebraska CLPs are valid for 180 days and can be renewed once within a one-year period.
Can I take the CDL test in Spanish?
Yes. The General Knowledge exam is available in Spanish. HazMat must be taken in English.
What happens if I fail the CDL written test?
You may retake the test after one business day. A fee will apply for each retest.
Do I need a Nebraska driver’s license before applying?
Yes. You must hold a valid Nebraska operator’s license to apply for a CDL permit.
Are endorsement tests required separately?
Yes. Each endorsement requires a separate written knowledge exam and, in some cases, a skills test.
Can I transfer a CDL from another state to Nebraska?
Yes. You must transfer your CDL within 30 days of establishing Nebraska residency.
What documents are needed for a CDL in Nebraska?
You must provide proof of identity, legal presence, Nebraska residency, and your Social Security number.
Is TSA clearance needed for a HazMat endorsement?
Yes. HazMat applicants must pass a Transportation Security Administration background check.