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Free Arizona (AZ) CDL practice test 2026

The tests that apply in Arizona, drawn from the shared bank plus the questions written specifically for the Arizona manual.

Arizona CDL test at a glance

What Arizona does its own way. The full set is in the app.

Skills test version
Not confirmed — check the Arizona CDL manual.
Checklist during the pre-trip
Not confirmed — check the Arizona CDL manual.
Low air warning in the pre-trip inspection (skills test)
Usually before 55 psi (the AAMVA model). Confirm in the Arizona manual.
Low air warning on the written air brakes test
Before pressure drops below 60 psi, as the Arizona manual's air brakes chapter says
General Knowledge test
Typically 50 questions, 40 correct to pass (the AAMVA model most states use)
Governor cut-out and the rest of the air brake check
In the app
The pre-trip script Mr. Egg teaches, with Arizona's numbers
In the app
Every question where the Arizona manual differs
In the app
See all Arizona rules in the app

From Arizona’s own CDL manual and licensing pages. Source

The Arizona CDL manual, chapter by chapter

A sample question

One example, answer shown. Practicing the rest happens in the app.

How much sleep does the manual say adults need to maintain alertness?

  1. 8 to 9 hours(correct answer)
  2. 10 to 11 hours
  3. 6 to 7 hours
  4. 5 to 6 hours

Eight to nine hours is what the manual gives, against the less than five hours a day the long-haul study actually measured.

This answer is not the same in every state

New York's manual says the average person needs seven or eight hours of sleep every 24 hours; the AAMVA model edition, California and Oregon say adults need 8 to 9 hours. Serve the state-scoped version where one exists.

Go by the manual your state publishes — that is what your examiner grades.

Handbook section 2.11.2

Arizona CDL questions people ask

Most states, Arizona included, follow the AAMVA model test: typically 50 questions, with 40 correct needed to pass. Check the current Arizona manual for the exact count before test day.