The two-business-day window, met automatically
Your student cannot take the CDL test until your certification is in the Training Provider Registry. DriverTrack turns submission into a review-and-send step instead of a re-keying project.
The rule: Training providers must submit each certification by midnight of the second business day after the driver completes training — and the state cannot administer the test until the Registry shows it. § 49 CFR 380.717
Before & after
What tpr reporting looks like without a system
Re-keying student data into the TPR portal one record at a time
Certifications generated from the training record you already keep — review, then submit
The 2-business-day deadline slipping on busy weeks
Completion events queue submissions immediately, with deadline visibility on every pending record
Rejected records discovered after the student showed up to test
Validation before submission, and a clear status trail for every certification
Capabilities
Inside TPR Reporting
One-click certification
Theory scores and range/road hours posted to the TPR from the student record.
Split-provider support
Theory-only and BTW-only programs each submit their own certifications, as the rule allows.
Deadline tracking
Every completion shows its submission deadline; nothing waits until someone remembers.
Submission history
A permanent, per-student trail of what was sent and when — your evidence file.
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