Pick the program that is right for you. First decide what you want to do with your new CDL license. Do you want a class A or B license? Do you want to stay local? Do you want to go over the road? Do you have some previous experience?
First the basics:
Type of CDL
Type of Truck
Type of Work
Class B: Big truck/bus (no trailer)
Dump truck, trash truck, bus, delivery
Local
Class A: Big truck with a trailer.
18 wheeler, city delivery- semi, construction
Local/long haul
(more…) Simulator Training :
Take two children; both completed 12 years of schooling. After school, one child continued to receive your guidance and support.
The other child was required to learn the rest about life on his own. Which child do you think will be the most successful?
The child that received continuing guidance and training. Now take two of your drivers. In the old days a driver was taught in a school
or behind the wheel. That driver was left to learn the rest about driving on his own. But your driver also needs continuing education and
support if he is expected to operate safely.
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Go to Truck Driving School!
Have you always wanted to go to truck driving school? But did not have the time or the money. With our unique, accredited program you can keep your current job and pay for the program as you go. With $500 down you can start today! Keep your current job until you finish school. Pay for your training as you go. Get a new career in the trucking industry.
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Online Courses . Check out our new website that hosts our updated
online courses. Truly the best e-learning courses on the web to help you obtain your CDL.(more...)
CDL Testing The CDL College
offers third party CDL skills testing for Colorado residents. The
fee for the exam is $175.00. If you need to rent a vehicle from us
we charge an extra $150.00. The total cost for the CDL Test and truck
rental is $325.00. If you fail the test, a $100.00 retest fee will
be charged. We do not charge you to rent the vehicle for a retest.
The CDL skills test consists of: (more...)
Training by the Hour If
you have some previous experience, you know where you are going to
work, or you plan on getting a class 'B' or 'C' CDL this may be your
best option. It also works for a class 'A' license. You do not have
to commit to a certificate course. Come in and practice before your
skills test for $70.00 an hour. You can talk with an examiner; ask
any last minute questions or brush up on a few skills before (more...)
Who needs a CDL? Anyone that operates a vehicle; with a GVWR
of 26,001 pounds or more, tows a trailer with a GVWR over 10,001 pounds,
transports 16 or more passengers or transports hazardous materials.
Watch this instructional video to help you determine what type of
CDL you need. (more...)
Doubles and Triples Training
FMCSA rule number 380 and 391, of 49 CFR, requires drivers of LCVs to have a certificate of training in their driver
qualification file. LCV is defined as any combination of a truck-tractor and two or more trailers or semi-trailers,
with a gross vehicle weight of 80,000 pounds or more.(more...)