The CDL Schools

The CDL Schools offer Class A training programs for experienced and new drivers that can be completed in as few as four weeks. The CDL training class is an ideal learning environment for new truck drivers to develop driving skills in a commercial vehicle. From formal class teaching to hands-on driving training, students will quickly advance their driving skills to launch their truck driving careers.

A Class A CDL allows you to operate most tractor-trailers and other vehicles weighing over 26,001 pounds or towing +10,000 pounds. It is a popular option among future drivers and can also be used to operate Class B or Class C equipment.

With a Class A commercial driver's license and training from The CDL Schools, you will be able to:

• Confidently complete your road exam
• Find lucrative career opportunities as a professional truck driver
• Drive a Class A vehicle in any state across the U.S.A.
• Meet ELDT requirements

The CDL Schools offer Class B training programs for experienced and new drivers that can be completed in as few as four weeks. The CDL training class is an ideal learning environment for new truck drivers to develop driving skills in a commercial vehicle. From formal class teaching to hands-on driving training, students will quickly advance their driving skills to launch their truck driving careers.

A Class B CDL allows you to operate a single GVWR/GVW of 26,001 pounds or more. Class B vehicles include smaller trucks such as buses, dump trucks, tow trucks, delivery trucks, and garbage trucks. Class B jobs will often be local and home daily jobs. If you want to drive a tractor trailer across the nation, a Class A license is going to be a better option for you.

The CDL Class B course can be completed in as few as four weeks, and will allow you to:

• Confidently complete your road exam
• Find lucrative career opportunities as a professional truck driver
• Drive a Class B vehicle in any state within the U.S.A.
• Meet ELDT requirements