Classes for schools and fleets
Choose what your drivers study, hand them one code, and the app scores each driver across your curriculum and makes a completion certificate. No accounts. No invoices. You do not buy anything.
What the app has
Everything below is counted from the app itself. Content updated November 2026.
Every question has a hint, a memory aid, and a reason each wrong answer is wrong, in English and Spanish. The pre-trip inspection teaches the walkaround, checks understanding, then has drivers find planted defects. State packs are written from each state's official manual; Texas is in progress.
How it works
- BuildPick the topics, a pass mark, and an optional state on this page. You get one code.
- ShareSend the code to your drivers by text, email, or on a handout. It works offline and is not tied to a person.
- StudyDrivers install the app, choose Have a class code?, and paste it. The app shows only your curriculum and scores them across it.
- CertifyWhen a driver finishes every lesson and meets your pass mark, the app makes a certificate with a QR code you can check.
Build a class code
What drivers pay
Nothing to you, and you are never invoiced. The app is free to download and includes a free sample. To do the curriculum, each driver unlocks what they need themselves with one-time in-app purchases: the CDL training ($9.99 in the US), the hazmat deep dive ($4.99 in the US), or both. Recommend hazmat when a driver will haul hazardous materials. The class code only chooses and scores what they study; it does not unlock anything.
Certificates
A finished driver can type their name and create a certificate with their score, the class, your name, the date, a verification code, and a QR code. They can save it or copy the code to send to you. You can check any certificate on this site.
Good to know
- A certificate here is a study record from a learning app. It is not an FMCSA entry-level driver training certificate, a license, or a government credential. Entry-level driver training must come from a provider on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.
- Class codes are not secret, and anyone you give one to can use it. The app does not tell you who has joined and never sends you a driver's answers.
- Checking a certificate confirms the code is complete and unchanged. It cannot prove who earned it. Keep your own records for compliance.
- Rules change. Content updated November 2026, and every update is logged on the Updates page.
Questions, or something you need that is not here? Email roger@rogerthatcdl.com.