Council Bluffs, Iowa (IA)
JTL Truck Driver Training
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Kim
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Brian
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Neal
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Aaron
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JTL Class ‘A’ CDL Training
Our training program is 160 hours, including classroom and field training. Our full time class takes place Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 30 pm. We also offer a night and weekend and part time class. New classes start regularly! View Upcoming Class Schedule.
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Professional Driver Field Training: The field training includes backing shifting
not on a range with simulated traffic and maneuvering situations. You’ll train in the types of situations you’ll face as a professional driver by getting experience with heavy traffic, tough turns, lane changes, and more. We pay close attention to areas you need help with and spend as much time as possible on challenging areas like backing. After completing our field training you’ll have the knowledge and the experience to begin your driving career.
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Classroom CDL Training
Our classroom training prepares you to take the written CDL tests required for the commercial driving Permit and License including General Knowledge, Combination Vehicles, Air Brakes, as well as the Double/Triple Trailer, Tanker and the Hazardous Materials tests. Our classroom training won’t just prepare you to pass your CDL exams – General Knowledge, Air Brakes, and Combinations – It also trains you for real world situations and gets you ready for a career as a truck driving professional. You’ll learn to complete a log-book to record your hours of service, learn how to read a map and plan the most effective trip for your routes. We will study the Federal Motor Carriers Safety Regulations and many other subjects, from safety to vehicle operation.
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Class ‘A’ CDL Testing
JTL is a Third Party Tester for the State of Nebraska. You will complete your Pre-Trip Inspection, Basic Control Skills, and Driving Test at JTL with one of our examiners. Your test results are submitted to the Nebraska DMV who then forward the results to your state licensing agency if you reside in a state other than Nebraska.