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CDL Training Providers: Register and Submit Records

Follow the steps below to ensure your provider appears in the Training Provider Registry, and can electronically submit driver training certification records as required by the ELDT regulations.

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  1. Create a Login.gov Account

    Training providers will use a Login.gov username (email address) and password to access the Training Provider Registry. Providers may create a new account or use an existing Login.gov account. Learn more about Login.gov.

  2. Register Training Provider

    Select one person to register your company or organization with FMCSA. Once approved, this user may invite other individuals to register and work in the Registry on behalf of the training provider.

  3. Register Training Locations

    Once FMCSA approves the company’s registration request, providers can log in to register training locations. Providers with multiple locations will need to register each location.

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    Submit Training Certification

    Registered providers must log in to their Training Provider Portal and submit the training certification record by midnight of the second business day after the driver completes training. Download the instructions

Providing ELDT? Registration is Required.

Why do training providers need to register?

Providers must register with FMCSA and self-certify they meet applicable Federal and State training requirements. Registering your company and location(s) is necessary to appear in the Training Provider Registry and to submit driver training certification information as required by the ELDT regulations. States must verify that certification information has been submitted to the Registry before allowing the driver to take the required CDL skills or knowledge test.

Only training providers register in the Training Provider Registry.

Read below for more information on the ELDT requirements training providers must meet to be eligible to register with FMCSA.

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When registering, training providers must self-certify that they meet the requirements in 49 CFR 380.703.* These requirements include:

  • Curricula Both theory and behind-the wheel (BTW) instruction must cover all topics outlined in 49 CFR part 380 appendices A through E, as applicable.
  • Facilities Classroom and range facilities must comply with all applicable Federal, State, and local requirements.
  • Instructors Theory and BTW instructors must meet the definitions in
    § 380.605.
  • State Licensing Training providers must comply with applicable laws and regulations of any State where they conduct in-person training.
  • Vehicles Must comply with applicable Federal and State safety requirements and be in the same group and type that driver-trainees intend to operate for their CDL skills test.

*If FMCSA determines that a training provider does not meet all applicable requirements, including if a State informs FMCSA that a training provider does not meet that State’s requirements for CMV instruction, FMCSA may remove the provider from the list of registered training providers.

Training Provider Requirements

For the complete list of training provider requirements for entry-level driver training, see:

Questions?

If your questions are not addressed on this page, you can try the following:

The Training Provider Registry is using Login.gov to allow you to sign in to your account safely and securely.

About Login.gov

Before registering for the Training Provider Registry, you must have an account with Login.gov.

When you click the “Register” link, you will be sent to Login.gov. If you do not already have a Login.gov account, complete the process to create your login.gov account. Login.gov will automatically send you back to the Training Provider Registry to complete your registration.

  1. Login.gov Create an account
  2. Training Provider Registry Complete registration

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