CDL School
ATI's Commercial Driving programs are designed to get you ready for a new career in just 6 weeks.
Commercial Driving
Train for your Class A or Class B Commercial Driver’s License in ATI’s 6-week programs. You will work closely with your instructor to learn the general knowledge, pre-trip, backing, and driving skills necessary to start your career. Our training is designed to prepare you for your DMV permit and driving tests (up to 3 attempts).

Program Highlights
6 Week Program
Our 6 week program is designed to get you into the field fast. New classes start every 3 weeks. Day and night/weekend schedules are available.
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Job Placement Assistance
Recruiters from national and regional transport companies regularly visit campus to meet with CDL students. ATI’s career services team will keep you informed of open opportunities and help you throughout the application process.
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Train for an Unrestricted License
Train and test in a tractor with a manual transmission, giving you the opportunity to earn a commercial driving license with no restrictions.
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4 Students per Truck
ATI limits class size to 4 students per truck so you get the driving time you need to prepare for DMV testing.
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Skills You'll Learn
Prepare to become a licensed, professional driver in our 6 week program. Topics covered in the classroom and behind the wheel include:
- Pre-Trip Inspections
- Backing, Parking, and Shifting
- City and Highway Driving
- Transportation of Hazardous Materials
- Trip Planning and Record-Keeping
View our Commercial Driving Certification curriculum for Class A and Class B
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SkillBridge Approved
Service members can earn their Class A Commercial Driver’s License before leaving the military through ATI’s SkillBridge approved program.
The DOD SkillBridge program is an opportunity for Service members to gain valuable civilian work experience through specific industry training, apprenticeships, or internships during the last 180 days of service. Service members participating in SkillBridge receive their military compensation and benefits.