Software Built for Texas CDL Training Providers

Run a Premier Program and Stay Compliant.

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450,000 CDL students submitted by 500+ Trainers with PowerSuite.

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CDL Training Done Right in Texas.

CDL PowerSuite helps Texas CDL schools, colleges, employers, and public agencies streamline training, document it correctly, and stay compliant while reducing admin work.

Texas CDL Trainer Requirements
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FMCSA Compliant

ELDT curriculum + proficiency tracking at every step.

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SOC 2 Compliant

Secure by design. SOC 2 compliant.

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Documents Centralized

Every required document and record in one platform.

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Program Efficiency

Designed for all roles, so your program runs faster.

Most CDL programs fail on documentation, not training.

  • Records are scattered
  • ELDT/BTW tracking is manual
  • Evaluations aren't consistent
  • Proof takes too long to produce



Want to review the required ELDT documentation? Schedule a free audit review.

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What changes with one platform for training and compliance?

  • Training activity is captured as it happens
  • ELDT and BTW records stay clean and consistent
  • Progress to proficiency is easily logged and tracked
  • Documentation is ready when you need it

We Help all Texas Training Providers.

Here's What Other Training Programs Say.

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"CDL PowerSuite is easy for our whole team to use—clean, intuitive, and flexible enough to fit our workflow across multiple locations. It gives students clear visibility into their progress and feedback, helps instructors improve, and makes staying compliant (ELDT and qualification files) straightforward."

Brian Dudley

Swift Academy

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"Working with CDL PowerSuite has been an absolute game-changer for our school. The system flexed to our needs instead of forcing a one-size-fits-all process, and the setup made sure our entire team felt trained and confident from day one. The ongoing support has been incredible—we’re running smoother than ever and couldn’t be happier."

Abbey Hatton

American Truck Training

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“Easy scheduling and tracking across locations, with simple hour logging and clear student records. Students can monitor progress and stay accountable. It’s streamlined our operations and elevated our training program.”

Casey Miller

Baker Technical Institute

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What it takes to stay compliant in Texas.

If you operate a CDL training program in Texas, whether you're a CDL school, a college, a government agency, or a private carrier training your own drivers, compliance isn't just about training well. It's about being able to prove you trained correctly, using the right standards, and producing the right records fast when you're audited.

In Texas, that means understanding two layers of rules:

  • FMCSA ELDT + Training Provider Registry (TPR), the federal baseline for entry-level drivers, which applies to every provider with no exception for public or in-house programs, and
  • Texas Workforce Commission career school rules, the state school-licensing, program-approval and instructor-approval layer under Texas Education Code Chapter 132 and 40 TAC Chapter 807. This layer applies to licensed, private, tuition-charging schools. Public institutions supported by state or local taxation and employer programs that train only their own employees at no tuition charge fall in the exempt categories, though in Texas an exemption generally has to be applied for and declared by TWC rather than assumed.
Texas CDL trainer requirements

Premium ELDT Curriculum.

Best-in-class CDL training content built to support ELDT Theory in multiple learning styles. Available prep courses like air supply and modernized maneuvers, plus endorsements and instructor improvement courses, with a final-test prep course to drive real proficiency.

Best-in-Class Content.

Created By CDL Instructors.

Step-by-Step Curriculum.

Common Questions

  • Does this work for FMCSA Registered Training Providers?

    Yes. PowerSuite is built specifically for registered training providers required to document ELDT and CDL training.

  • Does this support ELDT theory and behind-the-wheel training?

    Yes. Our Theory is FMCSA-compliant and available in three learning styles. Every Behind-The-Wheel training session is tracked to proficiency. Both are ready for audits.

  • What if we currently use spreadsheets or paper?

    That’s very common. PowerSuite replaces those workflows without adding steps or complexity.

  • Can this work for multi-location programs?

    Yes. Training and documentation can be standardized across locations.

  • Is this used by public agencies and employers?

    Yes. PowerSuite works with hundreds of schools, employers, and public organizations that need streamlined, compliant CDL training records.

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We are always happy to have a casual conversation about CDL training requirements.