CDL programs built around your next career move

The Class A Automatic Truck Basic Plan offers complete CDL training focused on operating automatic transmission vehicles with confidence and safety. The program follows the FMCSA's Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) curriculum: classroom theory through pre-recorded lessons you study at your own pace, plus hands-on behind-the-wheel instruction at the training yard and on the road.

• Operate automatic Class A equipment with confidence
• Perform pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections
• Master backing, docking, coupling, and road maneuvers
• Prepare for the CDL exam with instructor-guided practice

The Class A Manual Truck Basic Plan provides in-depth CDL training focused on gear shifting, double clutching, inspections, safety protocols, and real-world trucking operations — built on the FMCSA's Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) curriculum. Test in a manual and your Class A license comes with no transmission restriction: you can drive both manual and automatic equipment professionally.

• Master manual shifting, double clutching, and vehicle control
• Earn an unrestricted Class A license (manual + automatic)
• Practice city, highway, parking, and backing maneuvers
• Prepare for the CDL exam and broader career opportunities

The Class B CDL Basic Plan provides hands-on training for operating straight trucks, box trucks, dump trucks, buses, and specialized commercial equipment — following the FMCSA's Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) curriculum. Students learn DOT safety regulations, air brake systems, logbook basics, and the parking, backing, and road maneuvers the CDL exam demands.

• Operate straight trucks and local commercial equipment
• Understand air brake systems and emergency protocols
• Learn DOT safety, hours of service, and logbook basics
• Prepare for CDL testing and local job opportunities