Helping CDL stakeholders find the right information faster through role-based access, lifecycle guidance, CFR cross-references, and curated resources.
The CDL Resource Guide was created to simplify access to commercial driver license information for stakeholders involved in enforcement, adjudication, licensing, training, and driver compliance.
The site brings together role-based resources, federal regulations, lifecycle guidance, and supporting reference materials into a single, easy-to-navigate platform. Rather than searching multiple websites and regulatory sources, users can quickly locate information relevant to their role and responsibilities.
The CDL Resource Guide supports stakeholders throughout the roadside-to-record lifecycle.
Access enforcement-related CDL regulations, lifecycle information, and reference materials.
Review conviction reporting requirements, adjudication resources, and court-focused guidance.
Explore CDL-specific regulations, conviction implications, and stakeholder resources.
Access licensing, CDLIS, reporting, and compliance information.
Locate educational materials, stakeholder guidance, and training resources.
Learn about licensing requirements, endorsements, restrictions, and disqualification rules.
Designed to make CDL information easier to find, understand, and apply.
Quickly locate resources based on stakeholder responsibilities.
Browse stakeholder-specific resources in tile or table view.
Search CDL-related federal regulations by topic, stakeholder, or CFR section.
Follow the roadside-to-record process from enforcement through CDLIS reporting.
Access CDL program reference materials and supporting resources.
Stay informed about major CDL-related developments and site updates.
The CDL Resource Guide references materials and resources from organizations that support CDL safety, licensing, training, research, and compliance efforts.
FMCSA • AAMVA • CVSA • NDAA • NCSC • NTJC • University of Cincinnati • UCLA • UGPTI • eSTS
Start with the Roles page to find content tailored to your responsibilities.
Open Roles →Search federal CDL regulations by stakeholder role, topic, or CFR section.
Open Cross-Reference →Follow the CDL roadside-to-record workflow from citation through CDLIS updates.
View Lifecycle →The CDL Resource Guide is intended as an educational and informational resource. Users should always verify regulatory requirements using the current Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR), FMCSA guidance, and applicable state laws and policies.