For current Wisconsin CDL Class A or B holders looking to add the H endorsement. Complete the FMCSA-required theory training 100% online and earn more behind the wheel.
The H endorsement unlocks higher-paying loads across Wisconsin — especially for drivers running freight in and out of Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay.
HAZMAT-endorsed drivers typically earn thousands more per year than non-endorsed CDL drivers.
Fuel, chemicals, gas cylinders, batteries — HAZMAT opens up freight lanes closed to non-endorsed drivers.
Carriers in Wisconsin routinely prioritize HAZMAT-endorsed applicants and pay sign-on bonuses to get them.
You can finish the FMCSA theory portion before lunch — and keep your current schedule untouched.
Three steps to adding the H endorsement to your WI CDL. ELDT365 handles Step 1 — the theory training the FMCSA requires before you can test.
Take our 100% online FMCSA-registered HAZMAT theory course. Covers safe transport, placarding, emergency response, and FMCSA regulations. Your completion is auto-uploaded to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.
Handled by ELDT365 · $20Submit fingerprints at a TSA-approved location and pass a Security Threat Assessment. Required by federal law for all HAZMAT endorsement applicants.
TSA (federal) · separate feeVisit your local Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office, pass the HAZMAT knowledge exam, and your H endorsement is added to your Wisconsin CDL. Your ELDT365 completion is already on file with the FMCSA — no paperwork to bring.
WI DMV · separate state feeEvery state runs the TSA background check and the hazmat knowledge test, but not in the same order. This is Wisconsin's, from the WisDOT's own rules.
Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles (WisDOT DMV).
Age: 18 for in-state driving, 21 to cross state lines or haul hazmat.
Permit hold: 14 days.
Sources: WisDOT: third-party CDL testing. Checked September and October 2026. Compare all 50 states ›
To haul hazardous materials in Wisconsin, you need the H endorsement on your CDL. The FMCSA requires all HAZMAT endorsement applicants to first complete theory training from a registered provider — that's where ELDT365 comes in.
After completing our Wisconsin HAZMAT theory course, you'll need to pass a TSA Security Threat Assessment and the HAZMAT knowledge test at your local Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office. We handle the FMCSA-required theory portion — Steps 2 and 3 happen through the TSA and DMV.
ELDT365 is listed on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry (TPR) and fully accepted by every Wisconsin DMV location.
Start WI HAZMAT Training →Common questions from Wisconsin CDL holders adding the H endorsement.
Join 1,600+ drivers who earned their HAZMAT training through ELDT365. $20 · Self-paced · Certificate auto-uploaded to the FMCSA registry.
Start HAZMAT Training — $20