Entry Level Driver Training – Commercial Drivers License Class A or B (Hybrid)

Your Road to Opportunity Starts Here.

Get your Class A or B CDL with a program designed for learners—flexible, hands-on, and guided by experts. Learn online, train behind the wheel, and start your driving career with confidence.

Location:

Hybrid

Prerequisites:

Valid Class D Driver’s License
Must be 18 years old
DOT Health Card
Must hold a Commercial Learner’s Permit for 14 days before CDL road test
Access to Private-owned truck for driving practice and behind the wheel training

Great For:

» Transportation and logistics companies
» Municipal and utility fleet operators
» Employers seeking to reduce liability and improve safety
» Individuals pursuing a Commercial Driver’s License

What This Course Is About:

Start your career in commercial driving with our Hybrid CDL Training Program, designed to meet Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) federal requirements. This course combines online theory modules with hands-on, behind-the-wheel instruction, giving you the knowledge and practical experience to pass your CDL exam and succeed on the road.

Program Highlights:
Hybrid Format: 30 days of self-paced online theory plus in-person driving sessions
Instructor-Led Virtual Training: Four evening Zoom classes (5–7 PM)
Hands-On Driving: Pre-trip inspections, backing and parking maneuvers, and on-road driving
Final Driving Assessment
Certification: Upon completion, you’ll be listed on the Federal Registry and eligible for the CDL road test

Eligibility:

Minimum age: 18
Valid MN driver’s license
DOT physical exam
Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) required for behind-the-wheel training

Cost: $3,000 | Duration: Complete within 3 months
Start Dates: New cohorts begin monthly from December 2025 through July 2026

What You’ll Learn:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand CDL Requirements: Explain federal Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) standards and steps to obtain a CDL.
Apply Theory Knowledge: Complete 35 chapters of trucking theory, including vehicle systems and safety regulations.
Perform Pre-Trip Inspections: Identify truck components and conduct thorough pre-trip checks.
Demonstrate Driving Skills: Execute safe on-road driving, backing, and parking maneuvers.
Use CDL Testing Procedures: Prepare for and complete the CDL road test with confidence.
Comply with Regulations: Meet all federal and state requirements for CDL certification.