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Commercial Driver Training

Class A CDL Training in Bloomington, California

Build the knowledge and practical driving skills needed to pursue a commercial driving career. Lincoln Trucking School provides structured instruction, hands-on vehicle practice and CDL road-test preparation for one all-in price of $2,500.

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A Practical Path Toward Your Class A CDL

Our Class A CDL training is designed for entry-level drivers who want organized preparation for commercial vehicle operation. Training combines theory instruction with behind-the-wheel practice, including vehicle inspection, basic control skills and public-road driving.

Many students follow a focused four- to eight-week schedule. Actual completion time varies according to attendance, scheduling and individual progress.

Before enrolling, every student receives a written enrollment agreement stating the total charges, what is included, the refund policy and the school's disclosures.

Tuition

Total Charges: $2,500

No hidden fees. The price below is the total amount you pay the school for the complete program.

$2,500
Total charges

Class A CDL Training Program
Pay in full or by a payment plan agreed in your enrollment agreement.

Included in tuition

  • Theory (classroom) instruction
  • Behind-the-wheel instruction on the training range and public roads
  • Use of a school training vehicle for the DMV skills test
  • CDL road-test preparation
  • Job placement assistance

Paid directly to third parties (not to the school)

  • DMV commercial learner's permit and license fees
  • DOT medical examination
  • Pre-enrollment drug screening
  • Required knowledge-test study materials, if purchased separately

Lincoln Trucking School does not offer financing and does not participate in federal or state student financial aid programs. Tuition is paid directly to the school. Refund policy: see Enrollment Terms.

Training Process

What CDL Training Covers

Instruction is organized around the knowledge and practical skills a new commercial driver needs to develop.

Theory Instruction

Essential commercial driving concepts, safety responsibilities, vehicle operation and preparation for required knowledge examinations.

Vehicle Inspection

Learn an organized inspection routine and practice identifying and explaining important vehicle components and safety conditions.

Basic Control Skills

Practice safe vehicle control, backing and maneuvering on the training range under instructor supervision.

Public-Road Driving

Develop observation, lane control, shifting, turns, traffic awareness and other commercial driving skills on public roads.

Skills Assessment

Instructor feedback on inspection, control and road-driving performance so practice can focus on areas needing improvement.

Road-Test Preparation

Prepare for the format and expectations of the CDL skills test. Licensing and test results are determined by the DMV.

Hands-On Training
Flexible Scheduling
Bloomington Location
Placement Assistance
Skills Development

Knowledge and Driving Skills You Will Practice

Practice time is based on your enrollment agreement, applicable requirements and demonstrated proficiency.

Safety and Inspection

  • Driver responsibilities and safe operating practices
  • Pre-trip and vehicle inspection routines
  • Air-brake and vehicle-system awareness
  • Hazard recognition and space management
  • Emergency procedures and defensive driving concepts

Yard and Control Skills

  • Starting, stopping and controlled movement
  • Straight-line backing and vehicle positioning
  • Offset and other required backing maneuvers
  • Mirror use, reference points and clearance awareness
  • Coupling and uncoupling

Public-Road Driving

  • Lane positioning and traffic observation
  • Intersections, turns and railroad crossings
  • Speed selection and following distance
  • Shifting and vehicle control
  • Urban, highway and changing traffic conditions

Career Preparation

  • Instructor feedback and individual practice priorities
  • Preparation for the CDL skills-testing process
  • Professional conduct and employer expectations
  • Job-search guidance for qualified graduates
  • Referrals to available employment opportunities when possible
Getting Started

Four Steps to Begin Training

Our admissions team can explain current requirements and help you understand the enrollment process before you commit.

Speak With Admissions

Discuss your CDL goal, prior driving experience and scheduling needs.

Review Requirements

Confirm the identification, licensing, medical and other documents required before training.

Sign the Enrollment Agreement

Review total charges, what's included, the refund policy and your payment plan, then sign.

Begin Your Training Plan

Receive your schedule and start the theory or behind-the-wheel portion appropriate for your progress.

Important: Schedules and admissions requirements may change. Obtain the current enrollment agreement and required disclosures from an admissions representative before enrolling.
Visit Us

Our Location

Stop by or call to talk with our team about training, schedules and enrollment.

Bloomington

Lincoln Trucking School
10346 Locust Ave
Bloomington, CA 92316

855-215-2668
admin@lincolntruckingschool.com

Monday – Saturday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Pacific). Call ahead to confirm class schedules and the training activities available on the day you plan to visit.

Questions

Class A CDL Training FAQs

General answers. An admissions representative can explain the requirements that apply to your situation.

How much does the program cost?

Total charges are $2,500. That is the full amount you pay the school. DMV fees and the DOT medical exam are paid by you directly to those providers.

What does Class A CDL training cover?

Theory instruction, vehicle inspection, basic control skills, backing and maneuvering, public-road driving and CDL road-test preparation.

How long does the program take?

Many students follow a focused four- to eight-week schedule. Completion time depends on attendance, scheduling and individual progress.

Do I need a commercial learner's permit before driving training?

Yes. A valid CLP is required before behind-the-wheel training on public roads. Admissions staff will explain which documents must be completed before you begin vehicle training.

How do I pay?

Tuition is paid directly to the school, in full or by a payment plan set out in your enrollment agreement. The school does not offer financing and does not participate in federal or state student aid programs.

Can the school guarantee that I will pass or get a job?

No. The school provides instruction, preparation and job placement assistance. Licensing and test results are determined by the DMV; employment decisions are made by employers.

Ready to Discuss Your CDL Training?

Speak with Lincoln Trucking School about schedules, admissions requirements and payment options.

Chat With Admissions Call 855-215-2668