Based on the Official Vermont DMV CDL Manual
Minimum passing score: 80%
Now that you have practiced, here is what you need to do next:
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Browse CDL Schools VTCommon questions about taking the CDL test in Vermont
The Vermont CDL test is challenging but very passable with proper preparation. You need to score 80% to pass. Most students who practice with our free tests and study the official Vermont DMV handbook pass on their first attempt.
Vermont currently does not offer the CDL test in Spanish. Both written and road tests must be taken in English. We recommend studying with our bilingual practice tests to prepare.
Your Vermont Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP) is valid for 180 days (6 months). You must complete your ELDT training and pass the CDL skills test before it expires. If it expires, you'll need to retake the written tests.
If you fail the Vermont CDL test, you can retake it after 7-14 days (varies by state). You'll pay a retest fee ($50-$100). There's no limit on attempts, but your CLP must remain valid. Use our practice tests to study the areas where you struggled.
We have multiple cities with FMCSA-verified CDL schools in Vermont.
View all Vermont CDL schools →Disclaimer: This practice test is for educational purposes only and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Vermont DMV or the FMCSA. Questions are based on the publicly available Vermont CDL Manual and are designed to help you prepare for the official exam. Always study the official Vermont CDL handbook for the most accurate and up-to-date information.