Class B
$2,500.00
Length: 2 Weeks / 80 Hours
Week 1: 40 Hours Total
Classroom Instruction / Online tuition.
Lab/Range/Observation: Pre-Trip inspection, familiarization of the equipment, shifting, backing, coupling, speed management.
Backing Combination Vehicle: Parallel line backing, Straight backing, and 90 degree backing. Proficiency (behind the wheel): Mirrors, braking, shifting (up and down).
Week 2: 40 Hours Total
Classroom Instruction: Washington State Commercial Driving Handbook, vehicle safety, vehicle control systems, Pre-trip inspections, log books. Weights and measures, hours of service, and DOL regulations. CDL knowledge & preparation/ testing.
Street Driving: Street driving, highway, and intersections.
Lab/Range/Observation: Pre-Trip inspection, familiarization of the equipment, shifting, backing, coupling, speed management.
Backing Combination Vehicle: Parallel line backing, Straight backing, and 90 degree backing. 8 Hours Proficiency (behind the wheel): Road driving, highway, intersections, and railroad crossings. Proper use of mirrors
Washington State requires a total of 80 hours of instruction and practical driving to take the Class B CDL test. The instruction is broken down as follows.
Classroom/Online: 40 Hours
Range/Road: 40 Hours
- Help you to passWe will make sure you to pass the CDL test. Hundreds of students have passed.
- Bilingual InstructorsEnglish, Spanish, Russian, Farsi, Punjabi. Are experienced, passionate, patient and enthusiastic about their students success!
Over 80%
JOB PLACEMENT
Job Placement upon graduating TDI courses. We network and partner with 100’s of local companies.
- Comfortable Classroom SpaceWe designed our modern, open classroom space, equipped with comfortable chairs, lounge area by the complimentary espresso bar with our students in mind.
In order to become a class A truck driver (a category that includes almost all tractor trailers), you’ll need to earn your Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). In order to receive CDL certification, you will have to pass the state exam.
We keep our class sizes small because we are focused on making sure each student has time to practice and learn the skills they need to pass their test and obtain their CDL. Expect no more than 10 students per class per week. In the yard, there will be no more than 3 students per instructor.
Absolutely! We can prepare you for the Tanker, Passenger, School Bus or HazMat written exams. Getting an endorsement in addition to your CDL can greatly increase your salary and job prospects.
Tuition for the CDL course is $3,800. Our refresher course is $1,700. Since applicants will not be under contract, we require a 50% down payment due on the first day of school. We works with many leading trucking companies who are willing to cover 100% of a student’s tuition if he or she meets certain requirements and accepts a job after graduation. We’re here to help make your education as affordable as possible.
We accept cash, credit card, and money orders.
We also works with numerous banks, agencies, and programs including: Private loans, Social Services, Vocational Rehabilitation, Amazon employee training benefits, Boeing current employee training benefits, TANIF education and training benefits, WorkSource unemployment retraining benefits.We assist all students with creating a customized financial plan that works for them and always look for free or low-cost options first. Students always have the option to pay “out-of-pocket” via cash or card.
We accept and work with the following programs:
• Amazon employee training benefits
• Boeing current employee training benefits
• Corrections Clearinghouse
• Department of L&I retaining benefits
• TANIF education and training benefits
• WorkSource
• Unemployment retraining benefits
We also work with trucking companies who offer tuition reimbursement to students.
For those who do not qualify for any of the above programs we accept student loans through Climb Credit and Paramount Capital.
Please note that Climb and Paramount are loan companies and they charge interest and additional fees.
Absolutely! The average commercial truck driver makes $54,000 a year, and most industry jobs pay a starting salary of at least $40,000*. If you decide to return and earn additional endorsements, you could eventually make over $100,000 a year!
At TruckSchool.net Tractor Trailer Training, our goal is to assist as many qualified students get their CDL Training for as little out-of-pocket cost as possible. TruckSchool.net offers a variety of financial options for students concerned with truck driving school costs, or how to pay for their tuition. Students are able to focus less on the cost of tuition, and more on beginning a new career! Our Truck Driving School training is cheaper than almost any other truck driving school available. Students have many funding options. These include grants, student loans, and other State and Local programs for our truck driving programs.
Most students can receive a loan offer regardless of credit. Most over-the-road companies offer tuition reimbursement to help students recover their investment in training. Both financed and students who pay with cash can receive reimbursement.
We are a State Approved Vendor for the WorkSource Program that offers training resources for those who qualify. This program is administered through your WorkSource Center. If you have been laid-off, receiving unemployment or SNAP benefits, you may be eligible for a grant to pay tuition. Contact a TruckSchool.net student coordinator to point you in the right direction.
Yes! TruckSchool.net provides assistance with job placement to all graduates who are in good standing with the school and wish to use the service. Although we cannot guarantee any job, graduates who wish to do so may take advantage of a number of services provided to them, including assistance with updating resumes, preparing for job interviews, employer referrals, or other services.
When you go through TruckSchool.net for your CDL training, you’ll receive the best quality truck driver training at the most affordable cost. With our Job Placement assistance, students can choose from dozens of employment opportunities with national, regional, dedicated, and local carrier companies – and have ongoing job placement with us!
We offer lifetime job placement to all our graduates! We partner with local and OTR trucking companies and almost every single student at Truck Driving School has job offers from multiple carriers before they even begin their training.
During training, student coordinators will meet each student personally to assist in their Job Placement process. Staff is available to answer questions and help guide students to a company that best suits their needs. Recruiters from various companies come on-site and give presentations to students about their company. Students can then apply to the employers if they so choose. Most students have multiple pre-hires awaiting them upon graduation. After completing their training, students are immediately able to report to employers. With the help of NSTS, new drivers average $700 – $1200 weekly their first year!
Our Job Placement staff will provide you with the tools that are necessary for you to find employment, including helping you search and apply for current job openings with a wide variety of local, regional, and national trucking companies and employers that consistently hire our graduates. We also regularly host employers on campus for presentations and recruiter visits.
You must complete a full application and obtain your Class A learner’s permit prior to starting the CDL Program.
You must complete a full application and obtain your Class A learner’s permit prior to Admission to NSTS and the Professional Truck Driver programs includes:
• Must be at least 18 years of age. (The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) requires that all interstate drivers be at least 21 years of age.
• Must have high school diploma or equivalent.
• Must provide a driving record free of current serious violations
• Must be able to pass a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical as required by Federal & State agencies.
• Must be able to pass a drug screen when administered.
• No felony convictions in the past five (5) years.
Your Admissions Officer will cover any and all additional enrollment requirements for those who wish to enroll at TruckSchool.net as a regular student, and will provide a list of items that must be completed prior to enrollment.
the CDL Program.
CDL Class B Training At Truck Driving School
How to Earn a Class B License
- drivers who want to operate a vehicle with a GVWR greater than 26,000 pounds.
- a vehicle towing another trailer or vehicle not in excess of 10,000 pounds.
Requirements for a Class B License
The following section reviews several requirements one must have to apply for and obtain a Class B license.
Age requirements
Some state allows drivers to get their CDL at 18, but you can't travel out of state to transport cargo until you will be 21 years old.
Must speak, read, and understand English
A valid driver's license
To earn your class b cdl license, you must have a valid driver's license without any moving violations. So you can show your knowledge of traffic laws and your skills to operate a standard motor vehicle.
Pass a DOT physical examination and obtain a Medical Certificate
You have to undergo a physical examination through the DOT in your state. Your physical condition will be checked - vision, hearing, ability to see color, cardiovascular health and blood pressure. After a physical examination, you will be able to receive the medical examiner's certificate. You have to take such physical checking every year to ensure you are still fit to operate a CMV.
Have a high school diploma
Each state can have different education requirements but most of them require drivers to have a minimum of a high school education.
Have a high school diploma
Each state can have different education requirements but most of them require drivers to have a minimum of a high school education.
Class B CDL Training Program Sacramento
Our class b training near me consists of two sections:
First week (Classroom Instruction / Online tuition)
This section consists of 40 clock hours that you can complete online or in our classroom. Our instructors will provide the students with the knowledge needed to pass your practice test cdl b. We offer a cdl class b training that is required by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration prior to hands-on training eligibility.
Second Week
Professional drivers must know how to deliver goods safely. The hands-on training is focused on driving skills practice such as backing maneuvers, proper turns, and local street training for passing the test for cdl class b.
This week you will learn:
- To provide pre-trip inspection
- To record your Hours of Service in the logbook
- To use proper methods for operating a vehicle
- To use various techniques to safely maintain your vehicle
How Is CDL Test Provided?
Written test
The written test includes about 50 written questions that cover topics connected with operating a vehicle.
Driving test
The road test takes about 2 hours and consists of two sections. First, you will demonstrate your knowledge about how the vehicle operates, for example how to use emergency signals, turn signals. Then you will show how to maneuver and drive the vehicle, as you will on the roadway.
After passing your CDL test, you will be allowed to begin your truck driving carrier.
We strive to provide our students with the highest level of truck driving training that will prepare you for passing the CDL Class B test. With our professional instructors you will receive classroom knowledge and behind the wheel training.