The Process
Steps to Obtain a CDL
Get your DOT Physical.
Municipal government workers and other workers may be exempt from the requirement to have a Medical Examiner's Certificate under certain conditions. Check with your employer if that is the case.
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Start your Behind-The-Wheel (BTW) Training. It is a DLTS policy to train a minimum of 10 hours of driving on a Public Road.
Pass your ELDT Theory training. We provide online and classroom (in person) theory training. It can take up to 16 hours, depending on the Class and Endorsement and personal ability.
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BTW is completed and the test is scheduled.
The one-on-one instruction allows the training to be completed in approximately 40 hours for Class A, and approximately 30 hours for Class B.
You must have a CDL Permit before you begin training. We can help you prepare for that test with training on general knowledge, air brakes and combination of vehicles
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Trainee passes the test and the CDL is issued! Additional training is required for the CDL holder to become a safe professional driver.
How to Get Started
This streamlined process ensures a smooth and efficient experience from start to finish.
Initial Contact
The process begins when you reach out to us. We will conduct a thorough assessment of your company's specific needs.
Program Design
Based on the assessment, we will design a customized CDL program tailored to meet those needs.
Documentation
You will then provide the necessary paperwork for the trainees.
Training Schedule
We will schedule the training sessions and send a qualified instructor to your location.
Completion & Testing
Once the training is completed, the CDL test is scheduled.
Certification
The trainee successfully passes the test, the CDL will be issued.