Starting Pay Averaging Up To $61,000* Per Year - First-year Truck Drivers average up to $61,000* their first year. That means you can expect to make up to $1188* as a Class A CDL Licensed Truck Driver!. Job Security - Truck Driver jobs can't be outsourced. Truck Drivers are responsible for dispersing America's goods and necessities across the states and are needed throughout the nation. The ATA estimates a shortage of nearly 80,000 Truck Drivers, and the demand is expected to continue rising throughout the decade.
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Roadmaster Drivers School's formula for success is simple. We are an industry-leading CDL training school that provides experienced truck driving school instructors and offers students comprehensive CDL classes and behind-the-wheel truck driving education so they are fully prepared to start their new job in the trucking industry.
CDL Training
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Truck Drivers must hold an interstate Class A CDL License to drive their tractor-trailers on trips across state lines. Truck Driving Schools, like Roadmaster, help prepare you to get your Class A CDL Drivers license in about a month. Once you have your Class A CDL, you are ready to head to your new employer for additional training and onboarding.
ELDT Training
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the truck driving industry value the safety that results from standards in professional driver training. A uniform national benchmark works towards this goal by making sure that all drivers learn the same basic safety skills, regardless of the state in which they obtained training.
CDL Permit
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A commercial learner's permit, or CLP, is a driver's permit that lets you practice driving a commercial vehicle while you're sitting next to a CDL holder. Simply put, it's the precursor to getting a commercial driver's license (CDL), which you'll need if you want to drive commercial trucks as a career.
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