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Truck driving schools around the country are offering CDL training programs and certifications that are specifically designed to meet your needs - and they can all be found here at Top Trucking Schools. We make finding the right trucking school simple so that you can quickly start your new career in truck driving.

Don't forget to check our Trucking FAQ section that is filled with CDL Requirements , Truck Driver Salary Information , and much more information for anyone considering an exciting new career in truck driving! You can also take our Free CDL Practice Test to see how well you can expect to score on the Drivers CDL Training exam!.

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Truck Driving School Is Just The Beginning



Considering a career as a professional truck driver and attending truck driving school opens the door to a lifetime of job opportunities. There are several different types of truck driving jobs available for industry professionals. The trucking industry has two major segments, truckload and less-than-truckload, and the demands on the truck driver can vary between the two segments. As you consider a career change into trucking, it's important to understand the types of jobs available you'll have with CDL training and the way these jobs relate to how the truck driving industry works.

What CDL Training Can Do For You



  • Company Drivers - these drivers work for trucking companies and drive trucks that are owned by the carrier employing them.
  • Owner Operators - these drivers own their own trucks... they either contract with a company to haul for that company or they can haul loads for many companies. This type of driver is self employed and is sometimes called an independent contractor.

Most recent truck driving school graduates begin their trucking careers behind the wheel for a truckload carrier, or what is often called a Company Driver. After you complete CDL training, you'll get to see the country and learn the exciting ways of life on the road during your first year - and you'll be getting paid very well to do it!

However, the careers obtained through attending truck driving school go well beyond the driver's seat. Many experienced truck drivers can climb out of the cab and begin new job opportunities with their current company. Jobs like driving recruiters, CDL training instructors, dispatchers, or even safety and compliance officers provide truck drivers with new possibilities for career advancement. In fact, there are many respected trucking professionals today that started out their careers as truck drivers.



Testimonials From Trucking Students



"Job placement opportunities are endless if you really want to work. Several recruiters come by on a regular basis to hire students."
Jeff V.

"I think all of you at NBI are doing a great job! A very enjoyable learning experience."
Lori A.

"Thanks to Roadmaster, I'm out making a living doing something fun and also very professional. I love every minute out on the road."
Kenneth R.

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Free CDL Practice Test

Ready to test your basic knowledge of the Class A CDL Test?

Click above to answer a few practice questions that are similar to the written test you will take for a Class A Learners Permit.