In this 160-hour beginner’s program, students will be given 100 hours of classroom theory and maneuvers using PTDI-based curriculum and 60 hours of tractor trailer training in driving safely, pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspection, basic control of the vehicle, managing space and speed, spotting hazards and emergencies, skid control and recovery, transporting cargo safely, air brake operation, combination vehicles, doubles and triples, tank vehicles and hazardous materials vehicles. Students will participate in road training in the following areas: backing up, parallel parking and docking, city driving, road driving and drop and hook. After students complete the classroom portion of CDL, they apply for a permit and schedule a road test. Both are reimbursable through CiTi after the student has completed the program. Students who successfully complete the program will receive a CiTi Certificate of Completion and take a road test for the CDL-A license.

• SOC (Standard Occupational Classification) Code: 53-3032
• U.S. Department of Labor: www.bls.gov/SOC
• HEGIS Code

Prerequisite: Completed application and pre-assessment. A student must be 21 years of age to take the CDL-A program. Applicants must have a driving abstract prior to starting the class. Once a student has applied and secured funding, he/she must pass a physical and drug test.