Trucking Schools - Which One to Choose For Your CDL License?

Ultimately, the time will come when you'll have to make up your mind, as to what truck driving commercial license course you are going to enroll to. Let me help you here, with giving you the overview of three very different kinds of truck driving schools......more

 

Trucking Schools - What They Won't Tell You

The truck driving schools will always tell you that you will have no problem getting hired after you achieve your CDL. This in fact, is true, but what they don’t tell you is the key factor you need to know BEFORE you enter into a truck driving school......more

 

Thinking About CDL Training? This Book Will Tell You What You Should Expect From Trucking Schools

 

Some Truckers Are A Class 'A' Act

First of all, as mentioned above, truckers have to earn their CDL first. And depending on the state in which you live, there are a certain amount of years you have to hold a CDL license before being eligible to earn a Class A license......more

 

So You Want To Be A Trucker?

Nearly everyone who gets a Class A CDL attends some sort of a driving school. There are various options for driving school. Many state community colleges have CDL Training Programs. There are also independent CDL driving Schools, which will.....more

 

The Newest Advancement in Training for Truck Driving

Truck driver training just got a little more sophisticated. The CDL training program at San Juan College in New Mexico recently acquired a brand new $200,000 diesel truck simulator designed to replicate real life driving conditions......more

 

Train In Big Rigs, Get An Office With A View!

Before we even sat in a big rig, classroom studies filled our first week. We studied: pre-trip inspections; driving technique; regulations; accident prevention and vehicle weight and balance. Unbelievably, it take twenty-nine chapters to cover all of the subjects......more

 

How To Obtain CDL Training and a Trucking Job

As you research companies and websites, determine what CDL training is required by the state and the company. Most trucking companies require only the CDL Class A drivers license unless you are driving a larger rig and are a more seasoned driver......more

 

CDL Test General Information Class A, B, C

The most universal requirement of them all is the Commercial Driver License (CDL). If you do not have this permit you can not drive trucks of more than 26,000 lbs hauling capacity. Even if you have experience on the transportation business you must have this. The CDL test.....more

 

CDL Training - What Can it Do for You?

CDL stands for "Commercial Drivers License." In order to drive a large truck (like an 18-wheeler) you must have a CDL. Many people mistakenly think that they must go out and finance their CDL training themselves (which can cost several thousand......more