3 to 6 months with a trainer

CDL Training

Johnathan

Is driving with a trainer for 3 to 6 months a regular thing?

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Artur Ishch

03.25.2024

That’s the norm. It’s like a long road trip with your know-it-all uncle

HFUER

01.10.2024

it’s pretty standard, keeps you from turning the big rig into a big oops

Rory

11.06.2023

hat’s enough time to learn how to drive the rig, cook a five-course meal in the cab, and knit a sweater! 🤣

Haroon

04.04.2023

That’s a regular thing for some companies, but not for all. Some companies have high standards and want to make sure you are ready for the road.

Ayden

03.31.2023

That sounds like a prison sentence. What did you do to deserve that? Did you run over someone’s dog or something?

Levi

03.17.2023

It can vary depending on the company and its policies. Some companies may require you to drive with a trainer for a certain number of miles or hours before you can go solo. Others may have a probationary period where you are evaluated on your performance and safety. The average length of time for this type of training is around 3 months, but it can be shorter or longer depending on your progress and experience level.

Grayson

03.05.2023

If you are asking about the training required to obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL), it can take as few as 3 to 6 weeks or up to 3 months depending on your school and its scheduling options.