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Your Certified Training for CDL Class B
Trucking Professionals!!!

Our Professional Truck Driver Training Program is ideal for individuals with no prior knowledge or experience in the truck driving industry. Through our CDL Training course, students should gain the necessary knowledge and practical skills needed to become an Class B Driver. The material presented in our Class B CDL Training will allow students to take and pass the. Commercial Driver’s License Test. Our training consists of a combination of classroom instruction as well as hands-on training in our practice yard and on the road. This course prepares students for both the written permit and the behind-the-wheel exam in order to receive a Class B CDL. After receiving their Commercial Driver’s License, students will be eligible for employment as an Class B Driver. For those interested in interstate driving, long hauls and having some personal peace of mind on the open road, Class B may be the route for you to pursue with a CDL. Drivers with class B licenses may report more alone time on the open road, as they may not deal with local or regional routes. Class B drivers may also see more jobs out of the ordinary and have more unique opportunities available to them. This depends on a driver's location, of course, but it's highly possible that a Class B license may lend itself to varies career opportunities to hauling freight, public transit and possibly even taking a tour bus around the country.

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Class B Training Setting
Boot Camp Training

CDL boot camps are a great way to learn how to drive a commercial vehicle and obtain a Commercial Learner Permit (CLP). They are designed to provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to pass the CDL exam and start a career in the trucking industry. The curriculum typically includes classroom instruction, general knowledge, and airbrakes.

CDL training can be challenging, but it’s important to stay focused and motivated throughout the process. Remember why you started and keep your goals in mind. Practice makes perfect, and this is especially true when it comes to driving a commercial vehicle. Take advantage of any opportunities to practice your driving skills. Don’t be afraid to ask questions if you’re unsure about something.

Your instructors are here to help you succeed, so take advantage of their knowledge and experience. Safety should always be your top priority when driving a commercial vehicle. Follow all traffic laws and regulations, and never take unnecessary risks on the road.
 
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Training For Your CDL CLASS B in GA.

 

LMR congratulates you on obtaining your cdl permit, you are now ready to obtain pre- trip knowledge for your cdl Class B test with p or s endorsements (if needed). This knowledge will provide an 70-hour course, you will experience training in the classroom, on the driving range, and on public roads near the training facility.
You will learn important aspects of operating an automatic Class B vehicle, including:

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  • Pre-trip Inspection

  • Vehicle Safety

  • Mechanical Systems

  • General Knowledge

  • Air Brakes

  • Backing Maneuvers

  • CDL Road Testing

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 The Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) mandate is a new set of federal rules set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) that all truck driver training schools must follow. The FMCSA designed these rules to create a training baseline for all new drivers. ELDT will apply to anyone seeking to obtain a Class B or A CDL, wishing to upgrade from a Class B CDL to a Class A CDL, or those wanting to add a School Bus (S), Passenger (P), or Hazardous Material (H) endorsements to their license.

The ELDT mandate went into effect on February 7th, 2022, meaning that anyone who has their Commercial Learners Permit (CLP) on or after this date will be required to follow all ELDT mandate rules. Applicants who obtain their CLP before February 7th, 2022, are not required to follow the ELDT mandate if they receive their CDL or Endorsements before their CLP expires.
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