Fall River, Wisconsin (WI)
Diesel Truck Driver Training School
Training families since 1965
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4 offered-
Class-A Basic CDL Skills Program (3 weeks)
This course is a combination of classroom training in basic skills such as pre-trip inspections, coupling/uncoupling, backing, and other close-quarter maneuvers. In the classroom, experienced instructors will describe and demonstrate these skills with an emphasis on why they are important for your own safety and the safety of everyone on the road. Then you will move into the yard and onto local highways, you will have an opportunity to practice these skills so that you will feel more confident behind the wheel as you prepare to take your Class-A CDL road test.
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Class-A Basic CDL Skills Program (5 weekends)
This course is a combination of classroom training in basic skills such as pre-trip inspections, coupling/uncoupling, backing, and other close-quarter maneuvers. In the classroom, experienced instructors will describe and demonstrate these skills with an emphasis on why they are important for your own safety and the safety of everyone on the road. Then you will move into the yard and onto local highways, you will have an opportunity to practice these skills so that you will feel more confident behind the wheel as you prepare to take your Class-A CDL road test.
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Class-A Commercial Driver Training Program (4 weeks)
This program is our advanced course and includes everything in the Basic program PLUS! This is a complete program that takes you through the CDL rules and regulations. It also prepares you to take the written test for your Class-A CDL Learner’s Permit. Not only will you get more classroom instruction, you will also get more time on the equipment. Our goal is to help you be a more confident truck driver as you prepare to take the CDL road test.
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Entry Level Hazmat Training
Individuals who wish to add a Hazardous Materials Endorsement (H) to their CDL license will need to successfully complete a Hazardous Material Theory training program from a training provider who has registered on the FMCSA’s Training Provider Registry (TPR).
$495