How do you become a non CDL driver?

To become a non-CDL driver, you need a regular driver's license and a clean driving record. Many businesses require driving employees to be at least 21 years old, but some companies may hire drivers who are younger. Most positions also require a high school diploma or GED certificate. You may need to pass a test proving you are fully aware of current motor vehicle laws and company safety policies and a drug test as well. Professional driving experience is not necessary; most positions provide on-the-job training. You must also be able to follow directions and work independently.