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Sure. The limits to loose your CDL is lower than it is for loosing your regular passenger car license. The logic in this is that you can cause far more damage with a CDL than with a car and they hold you to a higher standard as a professional driver. You will not loose your CDL for one or two speeding tickets and the limit caries in different states. You need to check with your Department of Motor Vehicles and perhaps with the Department of Transportation if you have any Federal Trucking filings as well.
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