CDL Schools in Oklahoma: Behind-the-Wheel Training

106 CDL schools, truck driving schools and other training locations in Oklahoma (OK) are listed on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry for behind-the-wheel CDL training, including schools in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Enid, Ardmore, Duncan. You need behind-the-wheel training from a registered provider after your ELDT theory.

Need ELDT theory? It can come from a different registered provider than your school: our $20 Class A CDL theory course is online and accepted in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma ELDT guide covers the permit and test steps.

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About CDL training in Oklahoma

Of the 106 OK locations on the registry, 68 (64%) are registered for Class A training, 80 (75%) for Class B, 68 for the passenger (P) endorsement and 65 for school bus (S); 51 also hold hazmat (H) theory, which has no driving portion, so the hazmat endorsement course can be taken online. 20 of the names are a school district, transit agency, college or other public body, which often trains only its own drivers, so the number open to the public may be smaller.

Where each class is taught: Class A in Oklahoma City (11), Tulsa (5) and Enid (4); Class B in Oklahoma City (9), Tulsa (5) and Ardmore (3); the passenger (P) endorsement in Oklahoma City (6), Ardmore (3) and Haileyville (3); school bus (S) in Oklahoma City (4), Ardmore (3) and Haileyville (3).

94 of the 106 list a phone number and 42 publish a website. 33 records were updated by the provider in 2026 and 73 carry an older date; the newest OK record (Henryetta Public Schools) is from September 2026. Treat an old date as a reason to call first, not as proof that a school has closed.

The locations are spread over 56 cities; the biggest clusters are Oklahoma City (13), Tulsa (7), Enid (6), Ardmore (5) and Duncan (3). Also listed: El Reno (3), Haileyville (3), Alva (2), Burns Flat (2), Edmond (2), Fairview (2), Idabel (2), Kingfisher (2), Lawton (2) and McAlester (2). Each city heading below is a jump link, and every card shows the classes that location is registered for.

Not sure a provider is still registered? Read how to check a provider's registry record, and what separates theory from behind-the-wheel before you compare schools.

Before behind-the-wheel in Oklahoma

Schools in Oklahoma can only put you on the range once you hold a Commercial Learner's Permit from the Service Oklahoma (Driver License Services). Federal rules then require at least 14 days with the permit before the skills test, and the agency must see both your theory and your behind-the-wheel completions in the FMCSA registry before it gives you that test. So finish theory first, with any registered provider, then bring the permit to one of the 106 OK locations on this page (68 of them train Class A).

The Oklahoma ELDT guide covers the OK permit steps, agency fees and testing rules, and the online theory part costs $20 per course.

All registered schools

106 locations

Ada

Afton

Alva

Ardmore

Atoka

Beaver

Broken Arrow

Burns Flat

Cleveland

Clinton

Drumright

Duncan

Durant

Edmond

El Reno

Elk City

Enid

Fairview

Fort Cobb

Haileyville

Henryetta

Hobart

Holdenville

Hugo

Idabel

Jenks

Kansas

Kingfisher

Lawton

McAlester

Mead

  • Oklahoma Truck Driving Academy, LLC.

    Oklahoma Truck Driving Academy LLC. / Mead

    7542 US-70w, Mead, 73449

    • Class A
    • Class B
    • Hazmat

    Phone: +1 580-916-9292

    Directions

    Updated in TPR: Sep 2026

Moore

  • Moore Public Schools Transportation Department

    Moore, 73160

    • Class B
    • Passenger
    • School bus

    Directions

    Updated in TPR: Jan 2022

Muskogee

Norman

Ok

Oklahoma City

Okmulgee

Omega

Pawhuska

Ponca City

Poteau

Pryor

Ringwood

Seminole

Shawnee

Skiatook

Stigler

Stillwater

Sulphur

Tahlequah

Talihina

Tulsa

Wayne

Weatherford

Wetumka

Woodward

Oklahoma CDL school questions

Do I need behind-the-wheel training after online theory?
Yes, for a Class A or Class B CDL, the B-to-A upgrade and the passenger and school bus endorsements. Theory can be done online, but range and public-road training must be done in person with a registered provider, for example one of the Oklahoma schools on this page. In Oklahoma, 68 of the 106 registered locations are set up for Class A training and 80 for Class B; Oklahoma City alone has 13. Hazmat is theory only.
How do I check that a school is registered?
Search the school's name at tpr.fmcsa.dot.gov. Every school on this page comes from that registry, but listings change, so confirm before you pay.
Can I take theory and behind-the-wheel from different providers?
Yes. FMCSA lets you complete theory with one registered provider and behind-the-wheel with another. Many drivers in Oklahoma finish theory online first, then do range and road training in person with a local school or instructor.
How do I find a Class A truck driving school in Oklahoma?
Filter the list on this page by Class A. 68 of the 106 registered locations in Oklahoma are set up for Class A (tractor-trailer) training; the biggest clusters are in Oklahoma City (11), Tulsa (5) and Enid (4). Some Class A registrants are trucking companies that train only their own new hires, so call and ask whether the school takes public students before you plan around it.

Budgeting for your CDL? See what ELDT costs in 2026 for online theory prices and the other fees.

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