DriverTrack vs CDL Tracks
CDL training & compliance tracking
CDL Tracks focuses on training and compliance tracking — student and instructor management, attendance, drug-screen and permit status, skill proficiency, and direct TPR submission — for schools and carrier training programs, including multi-location operations.
| Capability | DriverTrack | CDL Tracks |
|---|---|---|
| TPR certification submission | Yes One-click theory + BTW submission | Yes "A click away" per their site |
| BTW & program timekeeping | Yes Contemporaneous, range/road split | Partial Attendance and BTW hours tracked; payroll-grade capture not advertised |
| Grading & proficiency records | Yes Class, range, and road rubrics | Yes Skill proficiency levels |
| Billing & payments | Yes Plans, sponsors, ACH | Not advertised |
| Enrollment & student lifecycle | Yes Inquiry to transcript | Not advertised No enrollment agreements/invoicing advertised |
| Financial aid / Title IV / 70-70 tracking | Yes 70/70 dashboards, Title IV workflows | Not advertised |
Based on publicly available materials as of July 2026, including CDL Tracks's site. "Not advertised" means the capability was not described publicly — not that it doesn't exist.
Where DriverTrack differs
DriverTrack's premise is that TPR compliance, timekeeping, billing, enrollment, and financial aid belong on one student record. In the market today, Title IV-capable systems don't handle the TPR, and CDL compliance tools don't handle financial aid — DriverTrack is built to do both, which matters most if Workforce Pell's 70/70 tracking is in your future.
When CDL Tracks might fit you better
If you only need compliance and training tracking — no billing, no enrollment agreements, no aid — CDL Tracks is a focused tool for exactly that scope.