More than 80% tuition subsidy | Short-term training | Employment support | CDL license B to A

✅ Becoming a qualified CDL truck driver means starting a career path with a good income and clear development. Among many training institutions, Roadmaster has become the first choice for many students with its comprehensive and systematic curriculum, rich employment resources and high-quality teaching services.

🛣️ What is a CDL Truck (Commercial Driver’s License)

A CDL, or Commercial Driver’s License, is a required qualification for driving commercial vehicles in the United States.

• Class A CDL: The highest level, allows the operation of combination vehicles with a total weight of more than 26,001 lbs and trailers over 10,000 lbs (e.g., tractor-trailers, semi-trucks).
• Class B CDL: Suitable for heavy single vehicles like buses, garbage trucks, and straight trucks.

🎓 Course and Benefit Introduction

1️⃣ Training Content

Roadmaster provides a Class A CDL training program that takes approximately one month (180 hours):

• Classroom Theory: Map reading, trip planning, DOT regulations, road sign recognition.
• Hands-on Practice: 53-foot trailer hookup, backing, turning, pre-trip inspections, and basic maintenance.
• Real Vehicle Simulation: On-road driving using automatic transmission trucks and specialized training trailers.

2️⃣ Benefits

• Financial Aid: Eligible students may receive up to 80% tuition subsidy.
• Job Placement Assistance: Help connecting with top carriers like Werner, Covenant, and Stevens.
• Veterans’ Benefits: Approved for veterans' education programs, including eligibility verification at enrollment.

Provide corresponding certificates after completing the course

📚 Class A CDL – 160-Hour (4-Week) CVTA Certified Course

• Certified by the Commercial Vehicle Training Association (CVTA) and approved in all 50 states.
• Schedule: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
• Upon completion: Receive a Class A CDL with no restrictions (manual transmission capable).

🚛 Class B CDL – 40-Hour Straight Truck Course

• Earn a Class B CDL license in just one week with air brake endorsement.
• Eligible to operate: dump trucks, straight trucks, utility vehicles, garbage trucks, etc.

🔄 B to A CDL Upgrade Course (1–4 Weeks)

• For existing Class B CDL holders seeking to upgrade.
• Includes 160 or 40 hours of theory, field work, and road driving.
• Students graduate with a Class A CDL with no restrictions (manual transmission).

🌲 Logging Truck Forestry Program (Recommended Class A CDL)

• A 40-hour forestry-specific program covering:
  • Loader (Jamer) use
  • Truck/trailer loading/unloading
  • Axle operation
  • 18-speed training
  • Forestry procedures & weight restrictions
  • Job placement support

♻️ Class A CDL Refresher Course

• 40-hour refresher course for students already holding a valid Class A CDL.
• Includes classroom, fieldwork, and on-the-road training.

🌟 Why Choose Roadmaster

• Over 30 Years of Experience: More than 100,000 drivers trained.
• Meets FMCSA ELDT Standards and is listed in the Training Provider Registry (TPR).
• All-in-One Training + Job Support: From classroom to job matching and real employer partnerships.
• Modern Equipment: Automatic trucks, dedicated training trailers, and safe learning environments.

📈 Promotion & Annual Salary by Age Group

🚛 The specific salary is based on the local policies in the United States. The above salary is the average

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can I apply if I’m under 21 years old?
A: To operate Class A CDL across state lines, you must be 21. However, some states allow in-state driving for ages 18–20 or participation in SDAP (licensed driver training program).

Q2: What if I can’t afford the tuition?
A: Roadmaster offers financial aid to eligible students. You can get at least 80% of your tuition, helping you reduce your debt burden.

Q3: Is employment guaranteed after training?
A: While employment is not guaranteed, Roadmaster provides strong job placement services, often linking graduates with major carriers like Werner.

📝 How to Apply

1. Apply Online or Contact Admissions
   • Visit the official website to submit your info, choose a location, and select a start date.
2. Eligibility Review
   • Age, driving record, DOT physical exam, background check, and funding eligibility.
3. Secure Funding
   • Apply for tuition aid, veterans’ benefits, or financing.
4. Start Training
   • Approximately 4 weeks (180 hours) of classroom and hands-on experience.
5. Licensing & Job Search Support
   • After passing the state CDL exam, Roadmaster assists with job placement and employer matching.

✅ Conclusion

Whether you’re 18 and starting fresh, switching careers, or returning to work after retirement, Roadmaster offers a reliable and structured path into the trucking industry.
Be sure to evaluate your situation, speak with an admissions advisor about start dates and funding, and plan your CDL journey carefully.

Wishing you success on the road — earn your CDL and start your American trucking career with confidence!