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Entry Level Driver Training

While it is true that new drivers are required to have formal training, they do not have to have to attend a 160 hour course. Our CDL training is proficiency-based according to FMCSA requirements, meaning they can get to work quicker. We work with employers to get their new drivers the training that they need to not only be safe on the road, but also satisfy Federal Requirements.

From the FMCSA:

"There is no required minimum number of instruction hours for theory training, but the training instructor must cover all topics set forth in the curriculum. There is no required minimum number of instruction hours for BTW (range and public road) training, but the training instructor must cover all topics set forth in the BTW curriculum. BTW training must be conducted in a CMV for which a Class A CDL is required."

Training is completed at your facility with your equipment when it is convenient for you, including nights and weekends.

We proudly utilize the most up-to-date training materials from the biggest leaders in CDL training in the nation as well as years of experience from our instructors. All of our instructors are CVTA certified Senior Master Instructors. We have 50+ years of combined training and trucking experience.

To learn more about what training requirements required by the FMCSA, use the Link here to view the eCFR regarding Class A Entry Level Driver Training requirements or read the full federal regulation regarding all CDL training under CFR 380.

Appendix A to Part 380

eCFR Part 380

ELDT Compliant CDL Training

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Class A CDL

$3,500

Per Person

Class B CDL

$2,010Per Person

School Bus

$2,210

Per Person or Less

Passenger

$1,810

Per Person

Class B to A UpGrade

$2,510

Per Person

Class A Refresher

$1,810

Per Person or Less

Class B Refresher

$915

Per Person or Less

Restriction Removal

$1,810

Per Person or Less

HazMat Theory

$200

Per Person

All training is provided at your place of business. Prior to beginning behind-the-wheel training, your potential driver must have their Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP), DOT Physical, pre-employment drug screen, and Clearinghouse Query completed before they can participate in safety-sensitive functions. Click below to book your session.

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With 10-speed manual transmissions, 53' industry standard trailers, fifth-wheel connections, and air brakes, they have the equipment to make sure your drivers are able to grow with your company. And their flexible training schedule means they can work around you, not the other way around.