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ELDT Compliant CDL Training for Businesses

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A commercial driver’s license is required for those working in commercial trucking, but also important for industries that move or drive heavy equipment, like landscaping and construction. Driver Resource Center ensures that drivers receive the necessary training and support to obtain their CDLs efficiently. This allows companies to focus on their core operations while relying … Continued

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St. Louis SLATE Program Offers CDL Training with Partner MTC

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Ready to make a change and begin a life-changing career? Getting a CDL and becoming a professional career can not only provide high income, but stability. If this sounds appealing to you, read on to learn more about the St. Louis SLATE CDL program. In this blog post, we’ll explore what the SLATE program is, … Continued

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What to Bring to CDL School?

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Now that you are scheduled for class, it’s time to think about your first day of class! Below is a helpful list of what to bring to CDL school. What Documentation do I Need for CDl School? Before your first day, ensure you have all the necessary documentation in order. This will help you navigate … Continued

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CDL Manual and Handbook: Essential Truck Driving Resources

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If you’re considering a career in trucking or already on the road to becoming a professional truck driver, you’ve probably come across the term “CDL manual” or “Commercial Driver’s License manual.” These manuals are vital resources provided by each state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to guide aspiring truck drivers through the process of obtaining … Continued

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What is the Driver Resource Center?

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Are you interested in pursuing a career as a professional truck driver? Look no further than the Driver Resource Center (DRC). DRC is your one-stop resource for a successful trucking career. From a network of 13 CDL training schools to career services, DRC is designed to support individuals at every stage of their trucking journey. … Continued

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What is a CDL Road Test?

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A CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) road test is an examination that evaluates your ability to operate a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) safely and effectively. It typically involves demonstrating your skills in various aspects of commercial driving, such as vehicle inspection, basic controls, and on-road driving. What is on the CDL Road Test? The CDL road … Continued

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Backing Up a Trailer: Tips You Need to Know

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Even after you have passed all your exams and finally gotten fully licensed to drive a tractor trailer, it can be a bit intimidating the first time you are backing up a trailer solo. This is a skill you develop over time that requires practice and patience. Don’t think you are alone in this feeling. … Continued

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Do You Need a GED to Get a CDL?

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Ready to take the next step to becoming a truck driver, but wondering if you need a high school diploma or GED to get a CDL? Well, the good news is that a high school diploma or GED is not required to get a CDL. Let’s explore the CDL requirements and why having a GED … Continued

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How to Get a Hazmat Endorsement?

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Thinking about adding a hazmat endorsement to your CDL license and wondering if it is worth it? Read on to learn how to get a hazmat endorsement and why it can drastically improve your earning capabilities as a truck driver. In this article, we will show you everything you need to know about getting your … Continued

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Do Truck Drivers Pay for Their Own Gas?

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Being a truck driver can come with some expenses, such as parking, showering and buying food. But do truck drivers pay for their own gas? No, truck drivers do not pay for their own gas, typically referred to as “fuel” or “diesel”, unless they are an owner-operator. Instead, trucking companies cover the cost of fuel … Continued

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