Frequently Asked Questions

The standard programs are 4 weeks, most students are ready to test by the end of their third week, however, all students learn at different paces. We highly recommend 100% attendance, completing all homework assignments and paying attention during the classroom and behind the wheel instruction to increase your chances of success. The programs are not easy and require seriousness and dedication. 

You will get out of these programs what you put into them.

That's absolutely no problem, we will teach you how to operate a semi-truck. Our instructors teach tried-and-true methods perfected over years of experience. We'll have you shifting gears and bending corners like a pro in no time!

• A driver with a Class A, B, or C Commercial Driver License (CDL) is automatically licensed to operate both commercial and private (noncommercial) motor vehicles using one driver license.

• However, if the driver commits an offense that requires the suspension or revocation of his/her driver license, the driver will lose all driving privileges, including commercial driving privileges.

• A CDL holder, whose license is suspended or revoked cannot drive any CMV during the period of suspension or revocation. The CDL holder can only apply for limited driving privileges to operate private (noncommercial) vehicles.