CDL
CDL Class A
Tractor-trailer training with personal guidance in inspections, backing, coupling, and road driving.
- Vehicle inspections
- Backing & coupling
- Practical road skills
Professional behind-the-wheel CDL training
Two weeks is the plan.
Your success is the priority.
Real practice. Personal guidance. A training plan that puts your progress first. Get ready for the road, with someone in your corner.
Hands-on instructionEnglish & Spanish
A focused two-week plan✳Your pace. Your progress.✳Real skills. Real confidence.
01 / Choose your next direction
Our CDL training programs
From tractor-trailers to passenger and school buses, build the practical skills for your next step. Choose a program and let's talk about your goals.
CDL
CDL Class B
Commercial vehicle training focused on safe operation, vehicle control, inspections, and practical road skills.
- Vehicle inspections
- Vehicle control
- Practical road skills
CDL
Passenger bus CDL training
Build the inspection, vehicle-control, and safety skills for commercial passenger vehicle operation.
- Vehicle inspections
- Passenger safety
- Vehicle control
CDL
School bus CDL training
Hands-on school bus training focused on vehicle inspections, safe operation, and passenger safety procedures.
- Vehicle inspections
- School bus safety procedures
- Practical road skills
Manual or automatic? Train for your goals.
Both transmission options are available. Talk with Paul about the vehicle and schedule that fit your program.
Manual CDL training
Practice clutch control, gear selection, and coordinated vehicle control in a manual-transmission training vehicle.
Available · ask about schedulingAutomatic CDL training
Focus on positioning, vehicle control, and road awareness in an automatic-transmission training vehicle.
Available · ask about schedulingA CDL skills test taken in an automatic-transmission commercial vehicle generally results in an E restriction, which prevents operating manual-transmission commercial vehicles. Confirm the vehicle choice for your licensing goals. FMCSA guidance ↗
02 / The Drivers Tech difference
You're a person.
Not a number.
Learning to drive something this big is a big step. You deserve patient instruction, honest answers, and room to grow.
Meet the person in your cornerPersonal attention. Every step.
Paul works closely with you to explain, demonstrate, and help you improve. Ask questions. Get feedback. Keep learning.
A plan, not a race.
Two weeks is the standard plan. Everyone learns differently, so your individual progress helps guide the training approach.
Preparation with purpose.
Clear feedback helps you see what is improving and what needs more practice. Build practical skills with your next step in mind.
A clear price. A personal approach.
One payment.
Training at your pace.
Affordable CDL training should come with clear expectations and an instructor who cares about your progress. Our focused two-week plan keeps learning personal.
Ask about pricing and your planBuilt around your progress
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Competitive. Upfront. Clear.
Get your training price, payment details, and a clear explanation of what is included before you begin.
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Two weeks is the plan.
Your readiness matters more than a date on the calendar. Talk through practice needs and scheduling with Paul.
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Patient, personal guidance.
Ask questions, practice, and build confidence with an instructor focused on helping you prepare.
Confirm included practice, any extra training charges, testing arrangements, and third-party fees before enrolling. No exam outcome or exact completion date is guaranteed.
03 / From the first step to the next turn
Build your skills.
Find your confidence.
A focused training journey, with real practice and personal feedback along the way.
Before you begin
Make a plan together.
Talk through your goals, current experience, permit status, and availability. Find out what you need before getting behind the wheel.
Sample week one
Build the foundation.
Get familiar with the vehicle. Practice inspections, basic control, and initial backing skills with instructor feedback.
Sample week two & next steps
Practice. Refine. Progress.
Bring the pieces together through continued backing practice, road skills, and preparation based on your individual needs.
Illustrative training progression. Scheduling, practice time, prerequisites, and test arrangements are confirmed individually. Completion or licensing within two weeks is not guaranteed.
A little practice. A lot of progress.DTI / 003
In the training yard
Small adjustments. Better control.
04 / Meet Paul Gomez
Good instruction.
A human connection.
Behind Drivers Tech Institute is Paul Gomez: an instructor who believes your progress deserves personal attention.
Learning happens when you feel comfortable asking questions, making adjustments, and trying again. Paul takes a hands-on approach to help you understand the equipment and build practical driving skills.
Paul GomezOwner & lead instructor
We're not here to rush you. We're here to help you learn.
05 / Your next chapter
Student stories.
New roads ahead.
Different goals. Different starting points. A shared desire to learn, grow, and move forward.
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A fresh start, a little guidance, and plenty of practice. That is the kind of learning experience I am looking for.
Marco Alvarez Exploring CDL Class A -
Big vehicles can feel intimidating at first. A patient instructor and clear explanations make the next step feel a lot more approachable.
Elena Torres Exploring School bus -
My goal is simple: build solid skills, feel comfortable behind the wheel, and keep getting better one day at a time.
Daniel Cruz Exploring CDL Class B
05 / A few things you may be wondering
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Starting something new comes with questions. Here are a few to help you get oriented.
Have something else in mind? ↗Can I really finish training in two weeks?
Two weeks is our standard training plan, not a promise of a license or a fixed completion date. Your readiness, prerequisites, practice needs, and scheduling all matter. Paul will help you understand your next steps.
Which CDL training programs do you offer?
We offer CDL Class A, CDL Class B, passenger bus, and school bus training, with manual and automatic options. Discuss equipment, prerequisites, and scheduling with Paul for your chosen program.
How much does training cost?
Contact the school for current competitive pricing and a clear explanation of payment terms, included instruction, and any separate fees. We want you to understand the details before making a decision.
What if I need more practice?
Everyone learns at a different pace. Talk with Paul about your progress and the available practice options. Extra time, scheduling, and any charges depend on the confirmed training agreement.
Do you train with manual or automatic trucks?
Both manual and automatic training are available. A skills test in an automatic commercial vehicle generally leads to an E restriction against manual commercial vehicles. Discuss the right equipment for your goals with Paul.
How do I know which program is right for me?
Start with a conversation about your license goals, experience, and availability. Confirm current program offerings, requirements, and equipment directly with the school before enrolling.
06 / Your next chapter
Big future.
First step.
You bring the motivation. Let's talk about the training, the plan, and the path ahead.
Personal guidance from Paul Gomez
- Discuss your training goals
- Explore scheduling and availability
- Get clear pricing and program details
No pressure. Just a conversation about what's next.
Let's make a plan.
Tell us a little about your goals. We'll help you find your next step.