🚛 Tennessee CDL Hazmat Endorsement
Tennessee CDL Hazmat Practice
Practice with the 510-question full Hazmat bank, then verify the current Tennessee test format and study from your state's latest CDL manual.
Supplemental practice · No official questions · State format not assumed
Tennessee source check
State program administered by Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, Driver Services Division
510
Full-practice bank
80%
Federal minimum
State
Manual controls
2026-09-06
Boundary reviewed
Start with the Tennessee CDL manual
FMCSA directs drivers to use their own state's CDL manual for knowledge testing. Federal H-endorsement rules define the shared scope, while states administer the program and publish the current test process.
The federal minimum score is 80%. Question count, time limit, state fee, retake wait, and renewal cycle remain unlisted here until a dated Tennessee primary source verifies each one.
First-time H applicants must complete ELDT theory with a registered provider before the state knowledge test. VoltExam does not provide ELDT credit.
What the practice covers
Source stack for Tennessee learners
Use each source for its own job; none is presented as a substitute for the others.
State manual ↗
Test preparation and state process
Federal H scope ↗
Shared endorsement knowledge boundary
ELDT ↗
First-time applicant training prerequisite
ERG 2024 ↗
Emergency reference, kept separate from the state manual
Web access works in your browser. Native iOS and Android apps are separate purchases for offline mobile study.
Tennessee CDL Hazmat questions
How many questions are on the Tennessee CDL Hazmat test?
Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, Driver Services Division controls the current test format. Check its current CDL manual or testing page for the question count and time limit. FMCSA sets a minimum score of 80% for knowledge and endorsement tests, but that does not establish one nationwide question count.
Which manual should I use for the Tennessee Hazmat test?
Use the current Tennessee CDL manual linked by the state licensing agency. VoltExam is supplemental federal-scope practice; it does not replace the state manual or state-specific instructions.
What do the Tennessee endorsement and TSA assessment cost?
Confirm current state fees with Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, Driver Services Division and current federal enrollment fees with TSA before paying. VoltExam does not publish an exact fee without a dated primary source.
Do first-time Hazmat applicants need ELDT?
Yes. FMCSA requires first-time H-endorsement applicants to complete the Hazmat theory portion of Entry-Level Driver Training through a registered provider before the state knowledge test. VoltExam is supplemental practice and is not an ELDT provider.
What happens if I fail or need to renew in Tennessee?
Retake waits, fees, and renewal steps are state-administered and can change. Confirm the current policy with Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, Driver Services Division; this page intentionally does not infer those details from another state.