Truck Driving Schools North Carolina Truck Driving Schools Truck Driving Schools In North Carolina Here is the list of private truck driving schools in North Carolina. There are a lot of options for getting your CDL training in North Carolina so we have some great resources to help you choose the right truck driving school. Private truck driving schools are independently owned truck driving schools where you pay tuition up front and upon graduation you will have your North Carolina Class A CDL. You will then have the opportunity to find a job with trucking companies that hire recent CDL school graduates. Map Satellite Keyboard shortcuts Map data ©2021 Google, INEGI Terms of Use 1. Alliance Tractor Trailer Training Center Highway 25 Fletcher, NC 28732 800-334-1203 2. Alliance Tractor Trailer Training Center 2765 Hendersonville Rd Arden, NC 28704 828-684-4454 3. Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute 2855 Hickory Boulevard Hudson, NC 28638 828-759-4400 4. Cape Fear Community College 4500 Blue Clay Road Castle Hayne, NC 28429 910-362-7320 5. Carolina Trucking Academy 3720 S Wilmington St. Raleigh, NC 27603 800-561-6173 6. Charlotte Diesel Driving School 4424 Wilkinson Boulevard Charlotte, NC 28208 704-597-9550 7. Charlotte Truck Driver Training School 4830 Hovis Rd. Charlotte, NC 28208 800-424-9064 8. Cross Country Truck Driving School (CCTDS) 250 Industrial Park Drive Thomasville, NC 27360 888-296-4949 9. Future Truckers of America 1095A W Dixie Dr Asheboro, NC 27203 800-610-3777 10. Future Truckers of America 1821 U.S. Hwy 421 Wilkesboro, NC 28697 800-610-3777 11. Future Truckers of America 2701 University Pkwy Winston-Salem, NC 27105 800-610-3777 12. Hickory Regional Driving School 508 10th St. NW Suite R Conover, NC 28613 828-464-8001 13. Miller-Motte College 3725 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, NC 28311 (910) 238-3077 14. Miller-Motte College 1291 Hargett St Jacksonville, NC 28540 (910) 778-9304 15. Miller-Motte College 5000 Market Street Wilmington, NC 28405 (910) 632-5542 16. Miller-Motte Tech 1021 WH Smith Blvd. Ste. 102 Greenville, NC 27834 (252) 378-3011 17. Miller-Motte Tech 3901 Capital Blvd Raleigh, NC 27604 (919) 230-6471 18. Regency Truck Driving Academy 109 Green St Suite 306 Fayetteville, NC 28301 910-223-7100 19. Roadmaster Drivers School 1111 South Clinton Avenue Dunn, NC 28335 910-891-1344 20. Sage Truck Driving School at Isothermal Community College 286 ICC Loop Spindale, NC 28160 828-286-3636 21. Sage Truck Driving School at Nash Community College 522 North Olkd Carriage Road Rocky Mount, NC 27573 888-526-5562 22. Sage Truck Driving School at Surry Community College 4649 Hwy 601 Yadkinville, NC 27055 888-309-3389 23. Superior Driver Source 114 S. Westgate Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 888-315-9161 Apply For Paid CDL Training Through TruckingTruth Did you know you can fill out one quick form here on TruckingTruth and apply to several companies at once for paid CDL training? Seriously! The application only takes one minute. You will speak with recruiters today. There is no obligation whatsoever. Learn more and apply here: Apply For Paid CDL Training Choosing A Truck Driving School In North Carolina There are a lot of factors to consider when choosing a truck driving school in North Carolina. It's critically important that you take the time to understand exactly what each school is offering and what sets them apart from the rest. Cost of CDL Training In North Carolina School Locations in North Carolina Time Behind The Wheel Instructor-To-Student Ratio Job Placement in North Carolina Quality Of The Instructors Cost Of CDL Training In North Carolina Although pricing schould be a consideration when choosing a truck driving school, it should not be the primary consideration. Nobody wants to throw money out the window, but not all schools are created equally. Truck driving schools in close proximity are usually comparable in price with less than a $500 difference between them. If one school is vastly different in pricing, about a $1000 difference, you should find out why. Maybe they're a brand new school and they're trying to attract students with discount pricing. Maybe they're a well established, reputable school with great equipment and top-notch instructors so you'll get what you pay for. When comparing pricing between various truck driving schools in North Carolina, make sure you understand why their pricing is set where it is. Ask the school to explain any differences between themselves and their competitors. Truck Driving School Locations In North Carolina It's ironic that so many people considering becoming a truck driver will choose one truck driving school over another because there's a 20 mile difference in the commute. Duh! You're going to be driving all over the country all day everyday but you don't want to drive an extra 20 miles in order to find better CDL training? Good grief. Please don't make this a major consideration when choosing a school. Also, if you decide to attend a truck driving school outside of North Carolina, please check to make sure your CDL will easily transfer back to North Carolina. Every state has its own standards. Some states will allow you to transfer your CDL license by simply filling out some paperwork, but others will make you take the written CDL exams again and some will even make you retake the written tests and the road test! So look into it before deciding to get your CDL outside of North Carolina. Time Behind The Wheel Drive time is one of the most important factors when considering a school. Driving time is the time behind the wheel actually driving and does not include pre-trip inspections, observation time, or simulator time. It is behind-the-wheel, in-charge of the truck, pushing in the clutch and turning the steering wheel – that’s drive time. Because driving time is so expensive for a truck driving school to offer, this will have a major impact on the price of the schooling, but will also have a major impact on the quality of your CDL training. So look at this closely. Instructor-To-Student Ratio Some schools will have several yards (practice lots) going on at once and the instructors walk from yard to yard to check on the students. This sounds good – you’re getting time behind the wheel. But if the instructor is monitoring too many students at once you may be making the same mistakes over and over again without any council on how to correct yourself. In essence, you are making your mistakes into habits, and that’s not good. When a student is behind the wheel the instructor should be monitoring the student and making suggestions. Instructors should be there to correct students when they make mistakes. There is a lot to be said about teaching yourself, but you are paying for an instructor, so that instructor should be there while you’re trying to learn. Job Placement In North Carolina We have an outstanding listing of truck driving jobs in North Carolina so have a look! Frequently students are surprised to find out that truck driving schools have job placement assistance. Many assume only schools owned and operated by trucking companies have placement, but that isn’t the case. Placement is a very important part of a truck driving school’s program. The main reason students attend school in the first place is to find a new job, and if a school can not or will not place students with trucking companies that hire inexperienced drivers in North Carolina then something isn’t right. Quality Of The Instructors The last point is the most difficult to judge – the quality of the instructors. A good truck driving school will have instructors that are experienced, knowledgeable, caring, and capable of teaching. Experience is critical when it comes to understanding life on the road and knowing the finer points of handling a rig. Obviously, the more experience the better. But personality also plays an important role in the quality of a CDL trainer. They should enjoy teaching and watching students become successful truck drivers. They shouldn't just be showing up for work to grab a paycheck. Speak with a couple of the instructors while you're there for a visit, and speak with some of the current students. Find out if the instructors really enjoy their jobs and care about teaching. They should be patient and helpful with their students. Instructors should also be knowledgeable about the industry; keeping up with the trends, changes, and new regulations. A school should require their instructors to stay current with the industry and to share their knowledge with the students. Truck Driver's Career Guide Becoming a truck driver is far more complex than anyone ever imagines. Getting your truck driving career underway doesn't seem like rocket science, and it certainly isn't. 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