the driver’s state of residence establishes the exact requirements for CDL training. There are three different types of commercial driver’s licenses – Class A, Class B, and Class C, depending on their requirements and the subsequent legal right to operate specific types of commercial vehicles....
Our method of splitting your learning time evenly between in-class and on-the-road sessions helps you understand the complete scope of what it takes to be a professional CDL driver. In class, our students learn the more technical aspects of the job, which include: ...
each state has a similar framework of Class A, B, and C licenses, vehicles and accompanying regulations, though some states exceed these standards to include other classes
The first step to getting a rig and a route of your own is to earn your Class A CDL, which you can do at a Swift Academy in as little as three weeks. Depending on where you live, you may have to travel to another state or just across town, but with 10 convenient locations across...
That's because we not only work hard to provide our drivers with world-class on-the-road training, but we have a proud culture of supporting every driver, every mile, every day. One of the ways we do that is by offering you opportunities to expand your knowledge and your career when ...