CDL "Training hours"

Nevermind

 

Why do you plan on continually transferring to multiple schools with out completing the program? It would be much easier just to get it done at one school

 

I have the same question as 8thnote. but to be honest I would highly doubt it. Each school is a little different on the hours you want to complete. I normally tell people to bite the bullet and head to your local community college and go through a CDL program that way. There are plenty of fed and state grants to allow this to happen and this keeps you from having to sign a 1 year contract with most of these places for a school that really doesn't teach you what you need to know. I say this as a trainer for many of these students that come out of these school who cant tell there figure out the difference from there ### to a hole in the ground.

 

I don't think it works that way. At our school, they only give you a transcript if you graduate and pass your CDL driving test.

Each certified school is responsible for the required hours.

A couple people tested for their license before the required hours were complete and they came back to the campus to finish whatever hours they lacked.

Backing, driving, or observation...

 

I thought training hours were on a State-by-State basis? Hell, in Indiana you can get a permit & train however you choose. Gotta buddy who is an O/O? Go on the road with him. Once you are confident you can pass the skills test you can rent the equipment to take the test for $125.00.

Total cost:$17+$125+$36=$178.00

 

They are... State mandated.