Day Classes- (Our Most Popular Choice)

One of our most important features: only 6 students per class. This means you get to learn how to drive a truck, not stand around and watch others learn. You get the attention you need and deserve to help you become a safe driver. Day classes are designed to teach you how to drive a truck as quickly and safely as possible.

Our day classes are 5 weeks long and run

Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am until 4:30 pm.

Evening Classes- (For Our Working Students)

This allows you to continue working while you go to school. With only 7 students per class, you spend time doing, not just watching. 

Our evening classes are 8 weeks long and run

Monday through Friday, from 5:00 pm until 10:00 pm.

No matter whether it’s the day or evening class, you will spend the first 40 hours mostly in the classroom preparing to take and pass all of your permit exams, including endorsements for Haz-Mat, double and triple combinations, tankers, and passengers. But you won't be in the classroom the whole time. On the very first day (conditions permitting), you will be in the trucks, learning about them and practicing how to back them.

During the second 40 hours, time is split between the classroom and hands-on experience with the trucks. You will learn to shift while moving forward and control the trailer when backing. The remaining time is spent almost exclusively outside, driving the trucks in the yard and on the road.

The total length of the class is 200 hours. (Most trucking companies require a minimum of 160 hours.) Our classes feature 24 hours spent hands-on in the yard learning skills such as backing, coupling and uncoupling, and pre-trip inspections. You will receive 20 hours of driving instruction behind the wheel of our Kenworth T-600 road trucks. Contact us for more details.

Do Not Be Fooled!

Some schools will tell you that, "The student gets 80 hours of training with the truck." That is the total amount of time the entire class spends "With the truck." Much of that time will be spent watching someone else drive. It does not mean you will spend that much time actually driving.

Instead, ask how much time specifically you will get to drive the truck.

It will not be 80 hours at any school. At the end, state-certified testers will administer your Pennsylvania state driving test on-site. Day classes begin approximately every five weeks. Evening classes begin approximately every eight weeks. All classes fill quickly, usually well in advance.