ATDS Truck Driving School

ATDS Truck Driving School is the best school to get your commercial driver's license (CDL) in Texas and Oklahoma. We have locations all around and offer competitive pricing for our classes. See our locations below and give us a call to sign up for a class today!

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly two million people across the nation are employed as truck drivers. With both local and transcontinental positions available, a trucking career may be ideal for you, but you need to have the right training. A truck driving school in Elm Mott can provide you with the skills you need to launch a successful trucking career.

The trucking industry is stable and growing, making it a wonderful career choice for nearly two million people in the United States. As a truck driver, you'll have the chance to choose whether you prefer regional or transcontinental jobs. You'll need a valid CDL license and certain driving skills to pursue a career as a truck driver, and a truck driving school in Killeen can teach you everything you need to know to launch a successful career. Before you can apply to ATDS, you need to obtain your CDL license in Killeen.

The trucking industry is a stable and growing field, causing many people to pursue it as a career. Operating a big rig properly requires special training, which we provide at our truck driving school in Lubbock, Texas. ATDS has been training new generations of truck drivers in Texas for 30 years. With a combination of state-of-the-art equipment and highly qualified instructors, we ensure our students learn the skills they need to build a successful trucking career.Trucking is a career option you can pursue without a college degree.

The tractor/trailer driver program at ATDS is a complete, comprehensive Class A CDL course stressing safety and professionalism. The course involves textbook lessons, classroom sessions, and behind-the-wheel driving on both our private training range and public highways. Our fleet of modern training equipment is second to none; conventionals and cabovers, pulling weighted trailers.