Free apps
…plus ads & upsells
- Ads between questions
- Locked banks & paywalls
- Quiz-only, no readiness plan
- Hard to know when you’re ready
Other apps charge $15–$100 or bury you in ads. CDL One Stop is a full study system — readiness score, 13 test areas, pre-trip Parts Map — on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Android is very soon.
CDL prep is crowded with free apps full of ads — and premium apps that cost $40–$100. You’re the third option.
…plus ads & upsells
subs & lifetime packs
one-time · no ads
CDL school can cost thousands. A retest costs another trip and another day. Written prep shouldn’t.
Not a feature dump — a path from “I should study” to “I’m walking in.”
Every practice test moves your readiness score. The gold line is 80% — the same bar most states use. Book the DMV when the meter says so, not when you guess.
Missed questions get saved. Weak banks surface automatically. Drill Air Brakes, HazMat, Combination — the sections that fail people — until they stick.
Interactive Parts Map and “How to Say It” drills rehearse the spoken walk-around — not just multiple choice. Most quiz apps skip this entirely.
Industry prep is weak when drivers only read the handbook once. First-time permit pass rates often sit around ~50% without focused practice. Your readiness meter tracks accuracy × coverage against the real 80% line.
Feel the format. If it clicks, there are 800+ more waiting in the app.
Which endorsement must a CDL driver have to transport hazardous materials in amounts that require placards?
Study at home on a big screen or drill in the cab on your phone. Android is very soon on Google Play.






Native iPad layout — room to study readiness, pre-trip, and articles side by side.






Mac App Store / Apple silicon — study on your desktop with the same universal app.




Replace these with live App Store quotes as soon as they land. Structure is ready.
★★★★★“I don’t want another $7/week sub. A buck for full practice and a readiness score is a no-brainer before my permit.”
Early tester Class A candidate
★★★★★“Free apps spam ads between questions. This one just lets me drill Air Brakes until I stop missing them.”
Early tester Permit prep
★★★★★“The pre-trip map is what sold me — most apps are only multiple choice. I need to say the walk-around out loud.”
Early tester Skills prep
Yes — a one-time App Store purchase. No weekly subscription, no “Pass Pro” upsell after you start. You pay once and study.
No. Free competitors often interrupt practice with ads. CDL One Stop is ad-free so you can stay in the zone between loads or before bed.
Yes. All 50 states + Washington DC, with Class A, B, and C filtering. Practice is aligned to standard CDL knowledge areas; always confirm local DMV rules and handbook updates.
Practice questions follow the same topics and style as the commercial knowledge exam (General Knowledge, Air Brakes, endorsements, etc.). No app can guarantee identical official wording — use this to master the material, then walk in ready.
Yes. English y Español — including state licensing strings — so more drivers can prep in the language that sticks.
iPhone, iPad, and Mac are live now via the App Store (universal Apple app). Android is very soon on Google Play — the Play badge on this page is a preview link until the listing goes live.
Very soon. The Android build is in development and will ship on Google Play. Until then, use iPhone, iPad, or Mac for $1 one-time. We’ll replace the mock Play Store URL the day it launches.
You can start studying without building a full account wall. Optional Sign in with Apple is available for sync when you want it. Progress is designed to stay on your device by default.
iPhone, iPad & Mac today. Android very soon. Drill the banks, hit the 80% line, rehearse the pre-trip — then book the test.
Your study progress stays on your device. We don’t sell your data. Play Store link is a placeholder until launch.
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