YOUR CAREER BEGINS WITH CDL TRAINING IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
OKLAHOMA, GEORGIA and ILLINOIS
Professional truck driver training in South Carolina, Oklahoma, Georgia and Illinois
Macon, Georgia
Class A and Class B CDL Training in Macon, GA
Based in Macon, Georgia, Commercial Driving Academy has created courses that will help you obtain your Class A CDL within four short weeks. Our courses are designed to prepare you for every step of your CDL exam, including both the writing and driving portions.
Once you receive your CDL with Commercial Driving Academy, we provide you with lifetime job assistance.
Truck Driving School in Georgia
Obtaining your Class A Commercial Driver’s License is the beginning of a great lifelong career.
Here’s what makes classes with Commercial Driving Academy great:
Professional Four Week Class A CDL Training
After just 160 short hours of training, your Class A CDL course will be complete. Throughout this four week course, you will learn everything you need to pass both your written and road tests to obtain your Class A CDL.
During week 1, you will spend the majority of your time in the classroom, where your instructor will help you prepare for the written portion of your exam.
Throughout your second week of the course, you’ll find yourself spending days with your instructor on the driving range, working hands on with our equipment. During this time you’ll learn about straight line backing, offset backing, alley dock work, and everything else you’ll need to pass the driving portion of your exam.
Week 3 of your training will allow you the opportunity to be hands-on in the cab of the truck. You’ll spend the majority of the week practicing the driving skills you need with your instructor, developing the confidence you need to be a smart and skilled driver.
Week 4 of your CDL course is where you will practice both on the range and the open highways, developing skills such as entering and exiting freeways, lane control, and driving in rural, suburban, and city traffic.
After week four, you’ll be prepared to pass both the written and driving portion of your CDL exam.
Professional Four Week Class B CDL Training
Enroll in the Class B CDL course at Commercial Driving Academy and become fully prepared to pass the necessary tests and obtain your Class B CDL in just two weeks.
The first week of the course focuses on classroom instruction, where you will gain the knowledge and understanding essential for becoming a safe and successful driver.
During week two of your Class B CDL training, you will spend your time on the range with the instructor practicing the driving skills required to pass the CDL exam. After only two weeks of training, you will be ready to take the exam and get your first trucking job.
Night Classes
At Commercial Driving Academy, we understand the importance of flexibility in pursuing your Class B CDL. That’s why we offer night classes to accommodate individuals with busy schedules or daytime commitments. Our night class option allows you to attend training sessions in the evening, providing you with the opportunity to obtain your Class B CDL while balancing other responsibilities during the day. Whether you’re working a full-time job or have other obligations, our night class ensures that you can still pursue your career goals in the transportation industry.
“Passed my class A test on my first try after completing the 4 week course. The instructors are very knowledgeable and patient with you while your learning to drive. They give you all the time you need to practice your backing and pre trip inspections. I felt more than prepared for my test by the time I took it..”
– Collin G.
“The school was excellent very helpful staff instructors were super knowledgeable and very easy to work with I would refer anyone to go to this excellent School. Also they were very good at helping me find a job.”
– Keylow G.
START YOUR TRUCKING CAREER WITH CDL TRAINING IN GEORGIA
Obtaining your Class A Commercial Driver’s License is just the start to a great lifelong career.
Here’s what you can expect with your Class A CDL:
- Job security with the increased demand for truckers. Competitive pay from the start with little education required
- High salaries when working with companies like Walmart or Target.
- Independence and success as an owner-operator.
