Our Courses
CDL Training for Class A License
120 Hours
Tractor-Trailer — 120 Hours / 6 Week Course
Monday to Friday; 8am to 12pm Classroom
Drive Time also 12pm to 4pm
Weekend Course — 120 Hours / 8 Weeks
Saturday & Sunday; 7am to 3pm |
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| Tuition | $4,800.00 |
| Enrollment Fee | $225.00 |
| Testing/Certification Fees | $155.00 |
| Total Training | $5,180.00 |
One-on-One Private Lessons for Class A License |
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| Enrollment Fee | $225.00 |
| 2-Hour Session Standard Transmission | $200.00 |
| 2-Hour Session Automatic Transmission | $225.00 |
| State Road Test Standard Transmission | $250.00 |
| State Road Test Automatic Transmission | $300.00 |
CDL Training for Truck Class B License
60 Hours
Truck — 60 Hours / 3 Week Course
Monday to Friday; 1pm to 5pm |
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| Tuition | $2,800.00 |
| Enrollment Fee | $225.00 |
| Testing/Certification Fees | $145.00 |
| Total Training | $3,170.00 |
One-on-One Private Lessons for Class B License |
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| Enrollment Fee | $225.00 |
| 2-Hour Session Standard Transmission | $200.00 |
| 2-Hour Session Automatic Transmission | $225.00 |
| State Road Test Standard Transmission | $250.00 |
| State Road Test Automatic Transmission | $300.00 |
CDL Training for Bus Class B License
60 Hours
Bus — 60 Hours / 3 Week Course
Monday to Friday; 1pm to 5pm |
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| Tuition | $3,300.00 |
| Enrollment Fee | $225.00 |
| Testing/Certification Fees | $155.00 |
| Total Training | $3,680.00 |
One-on-One Private Lessons for Bus Class B License |
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| Enrollment Fee | $225.00 |
| 2-Hour Session Standard Transmission | $200.00 |
| 2-Hour Session Automatic Transmission | $225.00 |
| State Road Test Standard Transmission | $250.00 |
| State Road Test Automatic Transmission | $300.00 |
ON-SITE TESTING & ONE-ON-ONE ROAD TIME
- Experienced instructors will teach you the procedures that will enable you to become a better, safer driver while preparing for the state road test. Become a true professional in the world of transportation.
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BASIC OPERATION
- Orientation
- Control Systems
- Vehicle Inspection
- Basic Control
- Shifting
- Backing
- Drop & Hook (Class A only)
- Proficiency Development
SAFE OPERATING PRACTICES
- Visual Search
- Communication
- Speed Management
- Space Management
- Night Operation
- Extreme Driving Conditions
- Safe Operating Procedures
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ADVANCED OPERATING PRACTICES
- Hazard Perception
- Emergency Maneuvers
- Skid Control & Recovery
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
- Vehicle Systems
- Preventive Maintenance & Servicing
- Diagnosing and Reporting Malfunctions
NON-VEHICLE ACTIVITIES
- Handling Cargo
- Cargo Documentation
- Hours of Service
- Accident Procedures
- Trip Planning
- Public & Employer Relationships
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Other CDL Training Options
| Study for the Learners Permit Test Only | $275.00 |
| State Road Test Standard Transmission | $250.00 |
| State Road Test Automatic Transmission | $300.00 |
Entrance Requirements for Commercial Driver's License Courses
- State Driver's License or CDL Permit
- A passing grade on admission test
- Personal Interview
- Ability to pass DOT Physical and Drug Test
- Copy of Driving Record from RMV
Minimum Requirements to start your new Career in Transportation
AGE — While many states allow those 18 & older to drive trucks within state borders, federal regulations require drivers crossing state lines to be at least 21 years of age.
PHYSICAL CONDITION — A student must be able to pass a physical and drug test to obtain a Medical Examiner's Certificate. (D.O.T. Card)
VISION — A driver must have a minimum of 20/40 vision in each eye, with or without corrective lenses, and have 70 degree field of vision in each eye. Drivers may not be color blind.
CRIMINAL/DRIVING RECORD — Records must be brought to the school for a confidential evaluation.
DRIVER EDUCATION FOR AUTO STUDENTS — Learn from the Pros. Parker Driving School has been training truck and bus drivers for over a decade. Doesn’t it make sense to trust your teen to a seasoned professional? Our experts train your teen to anticipate dangerous situations and develop critical decision-making skills. Student drivers learn how to be aware of what is going on around them, recognize hazards, assess risk and anticipate trouble.
