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CDL schools in Utah

42 schools in Utah are on FMCSA's Training Provider Registry for Class A training and take students from the public. Programs that post prices to Utah's approved training list charge a median $3,265, with the middle 80% between $2,235 and $5,772 (20 programs).

Heavy truck drivers in Utah earn a median $60,620 a year, and 25,060 hold those jobs. A commercial learner permit costs $52 and the Class A license $52 for 5 years (Utah DMV pages, checked Oct 5, 2026).

Registry file Oct 5, 2026 · BLS wages May 2025 · Utah training list (TrainingProviderResults.gov)

42

Class A schools open to the public in Utah; 38 teach theory, range and road.

$3,369

Typical first-time cost: median posted tuition plus the Utah permit ($52) and CDL ($52). Medical exam extra.

147

Utah training locations FMCSA has removed from the registry, 136 of them involuntarily.

$60,620

Median pay for heavy truck drivers in Utah; 25,060 work there.

Find a Utah school near you

Type a ZIP code to see the nearest registered Class A schools. The full lists are below.

Where 42 schools are

23 cities in Utah have a page with their schools, prices and removed providers. Biggest first.

CityClass A schoolsAll registered schools
Salt Lake City1010
Tooele55

Smaller towns, with their schools

Lehi

Freedom Truck Driving School, Mtech

Spanish Fork

Spanish Fork, The Trucking School

Vernal

Royal CDL Services LLC, Uintah Basin Technical College

Blanding

USU-Blanding

Brigham City

Bridgerland Technical College

Cedar City

Southwest Technical College

Clearfield

Davis Technical College

Heber City

Mtech

Herriman

Loumis cdl testing herriman

Logan

Bridgerland Technical College

Murray

Mountain West CDL School LLC

North Salt Lake

CDL Now NSL

Ogden

CDL Training Centers LLC

Park City

Wilde’s CDL training llc

Price

Utah State University Eastern

Richfield

Snow College

Roosevelt

Uintah Basin Technical College

Salt Lake City Utah

Loumis CDL testing general

Slc

Salt lake Community college

South Ogden

Mountain West CDL School LLC

St George

Dixie technical college

West Bountiful

Adept Trucking School LLC

West Valley City

CDL Testing Utah

Woods Cross

R&D Driving School LLC

Source: FMCSA Training Provider Registry location file, Oct 5, 2026.

What we left out

We left out 376 active registrants in Utah: 331 are private (training the employees or students of one organization only); 21 are online-only or travel to the customer; 24 tick "open to the public" but are not schools that take students: 1 school district or public school program, 13 employers and carriers training their own drivers, 2 bus or coach operators and 8 we could not classify from the registry record. Every count comes from the same registry file. Schools we kept pass a name, domain and class check that we describe on sources.

What CDL school costs in Utah

Utah programs post tuition to the Labor Department's list of approved training programs, the list workforce boards use to pay for training. Across 20 programs the median is $3,265, the lowest posted price is $1,770 and the highest is $6,506. Completion and job rates are on each school's page where it has them.

State fees

Commercial learner permit$52
Skills test$78
Class A license (5 years)$52

Utah DMV pages, checked October 5, 2026 · fee page. The DOT medical exam is extra.

Utah's CDL manual (state DMV).

Source: TrainingProviderResults.gov program file (downloaded Oct 5, 2026); Utah DMV pages.

Free and company-paid training in Utah

Workforce boards. If you qualify for WIOA, a Utah workforce board can pay tuition at a school on the state's approved list. Ask at an American Job Center before you enrol, because boards pay only for programs on the list.

Carrier-paid programs that list Utah among their training sites. Training is free up front because you agree to drive for the carrier. What the carrier's own pages say:

CarrierCost to youCommitmentIf you leave early
Prime Inc. $0 upfront if you drive for Prime 1 year with CDL; Prime blog states $155 student cost ($100 admin fee + $55 permit/test costs) 1 year driving for Prime with CDL unverified on the carrier's page (tuition becomes payable if commitment not met)
C.R. England page gives none; California BPPE catalog exists (Premier Truck Driving School); third-party says ~$6,200 deducted unverified unverified
Stevens Transport no out-of-pocket costs 'your commitment' - length not on page; third-party reports promissory-note model unverified

Carrier pages checked Oct 5, 2026. "Unverified" means the carrier does not publish it; ask for the signed agreement before you start. All carriers

How to check a Utah school before you pay

Since February 2022 you can only take the CDL skills test after finishing entry-level driver training with a provider on FMCSA's registry. Search the school's name at tpr.fmcsa.dot.gov and confirm its status says Active. Or use our check-a-school page, which also searches the removed list.

FMCSA has removed 147 Utah training locations from the registry, 136 of them involuntarily. The registry lists 23 more Utah locations as under review. A school on the removed list cannot certify your training. Removals by state

36% of Utah's Class A schools updated their registry record in 2026; 15 have left their record untouched for over two years.

Questions people ask

How much is CDL school in Utah?

Programs on Utah's approved training list post a median of $3,265, with the middle 80% between $2,235 and $5,772. With the permit and license fees, plan on about $3,369 before the medical exam.

How many CDL schools are in Utah?

42 schools in Utah are registered for Class A training and open to the public, in 26 cities. FMCSA lists 147 Utah locations as removed.

How do I check that a Utah school is on the FMCSA registry?

Search the school's name at tpr.fmcsa.dot.gov and confirm its status says Active. Our check-a-school page searches active, removed and under-review records in one box.

Is there free CDL training in Utah?

Two routes. A workforce board can pay tuition at a school on Utah's approved training list if you qualify under WIOA, and some carriers train you for free in return for a work commitment. The terms differ, so read the signed agreement before you start.