FAQs

How much does it cost for Class A CDL?

We are very competitive with our pricing, and you won’t find as good or cost effective CDL program in Washington state as ours.

How do I pay for my course?

We accept cash, credit card, and money orders.

What types of financial assistance do you have?

We accept and work with the following programs:

• Amazon employee training benefits
• Boeing current employee training benefits
• Corrections Clearinghouse
• Department of L&I retaining benefits
• TANIF education and training benefits
• WorkSource
• Unemployment retraining benefits

We also work with industry leaders (trucking companies) who offer tuition reimbursement to students.

For those who do not qualify for any of the above programs we accept student loans through Climb Credit and Paramount Capital

Please note that Climb and Paramount are loan companies and they charge interest and additional fees.

Climb Credit and Paramount Capital

Do you provide after-hours lessons?

No. Our normal hours are Monday – Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm—excluding public holidays.

Do you provide job-placement services?

Yes! We will work with you to find your first trucking job while the course is still going on, and we provide job-placement services for you for the rest of your trucking career.

Do you accept the GI Bill for training?

Yes. We are approved by the Veterans’ Administration to accept GI Bill benefits for CDL A and B training.

Do you offer classes for the Hazmat and Bus endorsements?

Yes! We can easily provide Hazmat and bus driver training – in addition to your regular CDL A program.

Are there any good practice tests available?

Sure. Here are three sites which will help.

• Free Practice Tests
• Every State
• Unlimited Practice Tests

Do any companies provide tuition reimbursement or cover tuition costs?

Yes! If you’re hired by the following companies, you may be able to arrange reimbursement or tuition coverage.

• Swift Trucking
• Werner Trucking