Obtaining your Commercial Driver's License (CDL) on your own has several steps, and they can be expensive. In this article, we cover the steps from the application for your Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP) to the Commercial Driver's License itself, the costs associated with the steps and the ways you can avoid some of the fees associated with getting your CDL. We've also included a handy table for you to look up each fee in your state so you've got the answers for how much does it cost to get my CDL.

Want to cut your CDL fee costs and get paid while you get your CDL? Consider Roehl’s on-the-job CDL training!

Roehl Transport has announced a new program to add 300 truck driving jobs that will help CDL-A holders who stepped away from their commercial driving career for other non-driving employment. The Roehl Relaunch Program™ is open to former truck drivers who may have left trucking for positions in construction, manufacturing, retail and other industries as well as current drivers in local trucking jobs who may not be getting the income they need.  

We are pleased to announce the 2020 Peak Season Bonus™ for our company driving teammates. Our company driving teammates will receive a 2020 Peak Season Bonus™ of $0.02 per mile for paid miles driven between October 18, 2020 and January 31, 2021.

Roehl Transport has once again been named as one of the Top Companies for Women to Work for In Transportation. Roehl has received this recognition in 2019 & 2020!

Hauling goods over distances typically ranging between 500 and 900 miles, OTR truck drivers regularly drive between 2,500 and 2,800 miles per week and enjoy better pay than other types of trucking jobs. Read this post to learn more about being a successful over-the-road truck driver and see some available OTR trucking jobs.