Checked against official Florida sources on Oct 7, 2026

Florida CDL practice test

Every state needs at least 80% on each CDL written test, and Florida follows the same federal rule. Below are the fees, ages and rules we checked against the official Florida source, and a free practice test.

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Florida CDL facts

WhatWhat Florida saysSource
CDL fee (original and renewal)$75.00Official page
School board CDL fee (original and renewal)$48.00 for people trained for school bus work who apply for or hold a job with a public or non-public school systemOfficial page
Fee per endorsement$7.00Official page
Knowledge retest fee$10.00Official page
Skill retest fee$20.00Official page
Hazmat background check fee$91, in addition to the regular CDL and endorsement feesOfficial page
Minimum age, intrastate18Official page
Minimum age, interstate21Official page
Minimum age, hazmat endorsement21Official page
Hazmat CDL validity4 years, can be renewed up to 1 year before it expiresOfficial page
Endorsements allowed on a CLPOnly Passenger (P), School bus (S) and Tank vehicle (N)Official page
Class E license required firstYou must hold a Florida Class E license to get a Florida CDLOfficial page
Skills test orderVehicle inspection, then basic vehicle control, then on-road driving. Pass each before the next.Official page
Hazmat renewal timingStart the background check at least 30 days before your license expiresOfficial page
Residency requiredYou must be a Florida residentOfficial page

Fees and rules change. Confirm on the official Florida CDL page before you go. Read the official Florida CDL manual.

CDL test formats

We show the national defaults for question counts and time limits. Check the official Florida manual for anything that differs.

TestQuestionsTo passTypical time
General Knowledge5040 (80%)About 60 minutes
Air Brakes2520 (80%)25 to 30 minutes
Combination Vehicles20 (25 questions in some states)16 (80%)20 to 25 minutes
Hazardous Materials3024 (80%)30 to 40 minutes
Tanker2016 (80%)20 to 25 minutes
Passenger2016 (80%)20 to 25 minutes
School Bus20 (25 questions in some states)16 (80%)About 25 minutes
Doubles/Triples2016 (80%)About 20 minutes

Practice any of them: all CDL practice tests.