CDL Training Programs

CDL CLASS “A”
BASIC 160 HOURS
  • 100 hours of classroom
  • 20 hours of observation in the training yard
  • 20 hours of skills training
    (turns, backing, pre-trip inspection, etc.)
  • 20 hours over-the-road training
    (shifting, controlling speed and distance, etc.)

    This program is designed to provide students with necessary knowledge and skills to pass CDL examination.
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CDL CLASS “A”
ADVANCED 240 HOURS
  • 140 hours of classroom
  • 40 hours of observation in the training yard
  • 30 hours of skills training
    (turns, backing, pre-trip inspection, etc.)
  • 30 hours over-the-road training
    (shifting, controlling speed and distance, etc.)

    This more comprehensive program includes additional hands-on, skills and road training.
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Your lesson time will vary depending on both your and instructor’s available time.

  • Behind The Wheel instruction is to be private, 60 minutes each lesson.
  • The law requires that a student carries his/her Permit at all times while operating a motor vehicle.
  • If for any reason you cannot make the scheduled appointment, you must notify the school at least 24 hours in advance to avoid $80.00 charge.
  • The school reserves the right to change the time of the lesson in the event of equipment failure, instructor’s illness or other emergency.
  • In case of Skill Test or Road Test failure 2 additional lessons (60 minutes each) are required ($240).
  • There is a $150 charge for retest.
  • Additional training exceeding 40 hours will be an additional charge to the program cost.
  • All students are required to be drug tested prior to beginning behind the wheel instruction in a commercial motor vehicle. The student must also be enrolled in a random drug screen program until such time the student leaves the school and may be subject to random screen.
  • Students are responsible for CDL Drug screen fee and DOT physical fee.
  • Tuition reimbursement will not be made for students who fail the drug screening. The student will be unable to complete the course until a negative drug screen is on file with the school.
  • The student must complete the entire course within 9 months from the date of the first classroom lesson. If by any event student fails to do so, they must pay the difference in tuition increase.
  • It is the sole responsibility Expert Driving School to determine if and when a student is prepared to test.