Zenith logistics Institute offers Class A CDL training for both manual and automatic-shift commercial vehicles. Whether you’re getting behind the wheel of a commercial vehicle for the first time, or you’ve had previous experience, our instructors tailor the courses to meet your needs and skill level.

In just a matter of weeks, with individualized instruction, actual demonstrations in the vehicle, and teamwork with your peers, you’ll gain both classroom and field instruction on procedures, vehicle maintenance, and regulations, along with real-world operating experience. Plus, you’ll prepare for the application process for your Class A license, the knowledge exam, and the skills test

Class B license training sets the foundation for future opportunities in the truck driving industry. In the Class B courses, you will gain classroom instruction regarding the theory, procedures, vehicle maintenance and inspection, street and highway laws, and DOT regulations, as well as plenty of field experience behind the wheel.

For Class B, specifically, you will learn how to operate large vehicles that have detachable trailers and trucks that pull trailers with a 10,000-pound GVWR. In this context, Zenith logistics Institute’s highly trained and experienced instructors offer constructive, immediate feedback and real-world guidance. Plus, they will help you prepare for the CDL application process and exam. Within weeks, you can have your Class B CDL and be on your way to a longtime, lucrative career.

With experienced instructors who strive to give the best Class C truck training, you can count on a course and practical experience that will open doors to career opportunities for you in the trucking industry. At Zenith, you will receive personalized instruction both in the classroom and out in the field. Our graduates gain all the real-world knowledge they need regarding regulations, truck inspections and maintenance, operational techniques, and trip planning, along with the required amount of drive time with their instructors, who provide sound mentorship and guidance.

Plus, they will prepare you well for your application process and exam to obtain your Class C CDL, in addition to assisting with job placement through knowledgeable career advisors. Once you have completed the driver’s Class C training and obtain your license, you will be able to operate combination trucks that are not covered by the Class A or B, passenger vans, and small hazmat transports.