cdlpro driver training
SM
The CDLPro Truck-Driver Training Program provides student drivers the necessary training to obtain an unrestricted class A license, along with the hazardous material, double/triple, and tank endorsements. Student graduates will receive a certificate of completion from our state-licensed cdl training program.
This program includes:
Unrestricted, manual transmission, Class A license
10-week, 110 hour training program
Double/Triple Endorsement
HAZMAT & Tank Endorsement
1:1 hands-on/behind-the-wheel training
2022 ELDT Compliant
description
This course covers all of the necessary knowledge and skills to prepare student drivers for the state-administered commercial drivers license road exam and complies with all necessary ELDT mandates. This course includes basic operational training to obtain a commercial learners permit (clp), vehicle systems inspections (pti), and hands-on behind-the-wheel training for advance driving skills.
course outcomes
Upon completion of the cdlpro truck-driver training program, student drivers will be able to sit for the state-administered cdl road exam, class A. Upon successfully passing the cdl road exam, student-drivers will obtain an unrestricted class A license with the full regiment of cdl endorsements, including: hazardous material, double/triple, and tank endorsements.
program cost
tuition
registration
outside fees:
drug screening
dot physical
dmv testing fee
optional
hazmat fee
twic card fee
$4,305.25*
$200.00
$45.00
$55.00
$83.00 (subject to change)
$86.50 (subject to change)
$125.25 (subject to change)
*Discount: Those who wish to pay by check, credit/debit card, cash or money order will qualify for a $200.00 discount. Payment plans available.
drug & dot physical requirements
All cdl applicants and student drivers must undergo a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical and a drug & alcohol 5 panel test. Testing positive for marijuana, and/or any controlled substance, will disqualify an applicant from obtaining a commercial drivers license and a denial for admission into the truck driving school. In addition, positive drug tests are recorded on a national data base.