You need to hold a Class D driver's license and be at least 18, if attending in-state and 21, if attending out-of-state.

Complete your application on our website and interview with our recruiting specialists.

Obtain your DOT Physical and CLP under the guidance of our qualified staff.

Yes. We provide study materials and guidance to help you prepare for the written permit exam before you begin driving instruction.

The program length is 10 days. Your dedication and work ethic will play a big role in your timely graduation.

Yes. Our program meets all Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements established by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

Yes. Federal regulations require CDL students to pass a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical examination before operating a commercial motor vehicle.

Yes. Federal regulations require CDL students to pass a pre-enrollment drug screening before beginning behind-the-wheel training.

Yes, we accept VA education benefits for eligible veterans and qualified family members. Contact admissions to determine your eligibility.

Yes, we provide housing to our students.

Choosing the right CDL school means finding a program that offers experienced instructors, modern equipment, hands-on training, FMCSA-compliant curriculum, career placement assistance, and a proven commitment to student success.

Yes. Unlike company-sponsored training programs, independent CDL schools generally allow graduates to pursue employment with the carrier that best fits their needs and career goals.