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CDL Training
For a Safe
& Professional Career

In compliance with FMCSA
and DOT Standards

CDL Training For a Safe & Professional Career​

Interested in a new career? Why not get your CDL?

Accelerate Your Career On the Open Road With Our Comprehensive Truck Driving Training (CDL) Program

There Are Four Steps to Get your CDL

Step 1

Pass a DOT Physical Examination
At an Approved Doctors Office

Step 2

Get Your CDL Learner's Permit from the DMV
Practice the DMV Tests

Step 3

Complete your ELDT Theory
Pompano Beach Florida

Step 4

Train With Us to Pass Your CDL Test
Get Your CDL at the DMV

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CDL Training By Experienced Instructors
Our training program is designed to help you acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to obtain your CDL, but also become a safe commercial driver for yourself and for the public.

Flexible CDL Training Program Designed for Busy Individuals

Take the first step toward earning your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with a training program that fits your schedule. With expert guidance and hands-on instruction, you’ll gain the skills and confidence needed to succeed in the trucking industry.

Earning your CDL requires dedication and hard work, but it’s a rewarding investment in your future. Challenges may arise, but persistence and continuous learning will set you apart.

You have what it takes to succeed, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Stay focused, keep pushing forward, and let’s achieve your goals together!

CDL Class A - is it Right For You?

What is Your Path With a Class A CDL?

This class allows you to operate combination vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, provided the towed vehicle has a GVWR of 10,001 pounds or more. It covers tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, and other large combination vehicles.

Common endorsements for Class A CDL include:

    • T (Double/Triple Trailers): Authorizes the operation of double and triple trailer combinations.
    • P (Passenger): Allows you to transport passengers in a commercial vehicle.
    • N (Tank Vehicle): Permits the operation of vehicles that transport liquids or gases in tanks.
    • H (Hazardous Materials): Required for transporting hazardous materials.

Is a Class A CDL Right for You?

  • If you want higher pay and nationwide job opportunities, a Class A CDL is the best choice.
  • If you prefer local or regional work and do not plan on towing heavy trailers, a Class B CDL may be a better fit.

CDL Class B - is it Right For You?

This class allows you to operate single vehicles with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more. It covers buses, delivery trucks, and other single vehicles.

Common endorsements for Class B CDL include:
P (Passenger): Allows you to transport passengers.
N (Tank Vehicle): Permits the operation of vehicles that transport liquids or gases in tanks.
H (Hazardous Materials): Required for transporting hazardous materials.

What type of CDL do You Need? Knowing what type of truck driving you want to do with determine what CDL License you obtain. Learn with type of commercial driver's license (CDL) you need.