What is cdl training?
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A & B CDL Training Facility is a Commercial Driver License (CDL) Training Program facility in Houston, Texas. We are here to help guide you through the process of obtaining your class A or B Commercial Driver License.
CDL training is a specialized course for those who want to drive commercial trucks. Our program is intended to help drivers learn the practical skills and curriculum needed to obtain their CDL license in order to work as a commercial truck driver.
Use this link below to get to Commercial Driver Handbook: https://www.dps.texas.gov/internetforms/Forms/DL-7C.pdf
Our training course includes a self-study portion consisting of: Laws and Rules of the road, what is required to be a driver, information from Commercial Driver Hand Book (see link above) about requirements in each state, and much more. You must successfully pass the written exam at DPS office to receive a commercial driving permit.
And that will allow you to practice drive large commercial trucks. Following behind-the-wheel training and passing a driving test you will be able to receive your CDL license.
Be cautious of so-called “free” online CDL programs. There is no two schools are going to take the same approach to training. Don't waste your time!
The requirements for training are set and mandated by each state.
Remember, that an accredited school is going to cost more than simply a Training Facility. In most cases, you can expect to spend anywhere from $3,000 all the way up to $10,000 in order to obtain your CDL training and license.
Price for our behind the wheel training is:
- 6 hours of practice lessons with licensed instructor - $1,200.00
- 8 hours of practice lessons with licensed instructor - $1,600.00
- Every additional hour of training (if you requested) - $200.00
- $200.00 not refundable deposit required to attend our program.
We also provide you with free use of our truck for DPS road test .
If you did not pass a test on the first try you still can use our truck for second attempt for free.
After that every use of our truck for road test will be charged $250.00
Please stop by at the office within business hours to fill up short application.
For more information please call at the number below.
MEET the MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
Before you attend school or earn your CDL, you'll need to
meet several basic physical and legal qualifications:
- In most states, you must be at least 21 years old. You must also be legally eligible to work within the country and within the state.
- You'll need to have a clean driving record. Schools and employers may overlook minor traffic violations, like parking tickets, but you probably won't qualify if you've been busted for reckless driving or if you've been convicted for DUI.
- Many schools also want you to have a diploma or GED before applying, and some truck driving companies won't hire you without one.
- Knowledge tests are only available in English and Spanish. Applicants must be able to understand road signs written in English to pass the test(s).
- The CDL skills test is for testing you on basic vehicle control, driving and vehicle handling on the road and vehicle inspections. Once you obtain your TEXAS CDL License, it is good anywhere in the United States.
- If you obtain your TEXAS CDL, be careful when driving, especially if you've taken medication or have been drinking alcoholic beverages. If you are busted with DUI, then you run the risk of losing your TEXAS CDL License.
- You cannot apply for another CDL license in another state after having your TEXAS CDL License revoked or suspended.
WHAT 'S INCLUDED:
- pre and post trip inspections
- air brakes
- parallel parking (right & left )
- off set backing (right & Left )
- regular trait back
- shift and downshift
If you're looking for a job after completion of the training and certification we might provide employment referrals to our partnering trucking companies.
CERTIFICATION and RECORD CHECK:
- When an individual applies for a CDL, or attempts to renew or update his or her CDL, the State must perform a check of its own database, the C D L Information System (CDLIS), and the National Driver Register (NDR), to ensure the driver is not disqualified and does not possess a license from more than one jurisdiction.
- If the driver possesses a license from another jurisdiction, the State must require the driver applicant to surrender his/her driver's license issued by that State before issuing a new license.
- The State must request the complete driving record of the applicant from all jurisdictions where the driver was previously licensed in the past 10 years. If a State determines, in its check of record prior to issuing a CDL, or at any time after the CDL is issued, that the applicant has falsified information, the State shall at a minimum suspend, cancel, or revoke the person’s CDL or his/her pending application, or disqualify the person from operating a CMVs for a period of at least 60 consecutive days.
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ENDORSEMENTS and RESTRICTIONS:
Drivers who operate special types of CMVs also need to pass additional tests to obtain any of the following endorsements on their CDL:
- T - Double/Triple Trailers (Knowledge test only)
- P - Passenger (Knowledge and Skills Tests)
- N - Tank Vehicle (Knowledge Test only)
- H - Hazardous Materials (Knowledge Test and TSA Threat Assessment)
- X - Combination of Tank Vehicle and Hazardous Materials
- S - School Bus (Knowledge and Skills Tests)
- For persons applying for a hazardous materials endorsement, require compliance with the standards for such endorsement specified in Transportation Security Administration requirements, and provide proof of citizenship or immigration status. A lawful permanent resident of the United States requesting a hazardous materials endorsement must additionally provide his or her Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (BCIS) Alien registration number.