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A Class B commercial driver's license (CDL) allows the holder to drive any straight truck that has at least two axles and a gross vehicle weight of more than 26,000 pounds. This license is also valid for operating a vehicle that is towing another vehicle, weighing 10,000 pounds or less. To obtain a job operating a Class B vehicle, you'll need to pass the CDL test, consisting of a written test and a road test. Passing the test and qualifying for a Class B CDL is not as simple as you might imagine. To do your best on both portions of the test, you'll need training. Training is also vital for getting a Class B trucking job. We can help you with both here at MTC Truck Driver Training. Standards for Class B CDL Training
At MTC Truck Driver Training, we concentrate on providing our students with all they need for successful careers as Class B truck drivers. In developing our training programs, we pay close attention to state and federal regulations, ensuring that the knowledge we impart will leave our students well-prepared to pass the CDL test. We also incorporate the standards set by the trucking firms we are partnered with, making sure our students are capable of not just passing the CDL test, but also of working well as truck drivers. Call MTC Truck Driver Training today and speak with one of our recruiters. We are pleased to provide potential students with detailed information about our training program. Call now or apply online to start your Class B CDL training!
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