CDL Class B Training
Train for a Rewarding Career Close to Home
Whether you're interested in driving a dump truck, straight truck, delivery vehicle, bus, or other commercial vehicle, our CDL Class B program provides the knowledge, skills, and hands-on training needed to prepare you for the industry.
Is a Class B CDL Right for You?
A Class B Commercial Driver License allows you to operate a single commercial vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, or tow a vehicle weighing 10,000 pounds or less.
A Class B CDL can lead to careers such as:
- Dump Truck Driver
- Concrete Mixer Driver
- Box Truck Driver
- Beverage Delivery Driver
- Utility Vehicle Operator
- Bus Driver*
- Sanitation Driver
- Construction Equipment Support
*Additional endorsements may be required for passenger or school bus operation.
What You'll Learn
Our training prepares students for all the requirements of CDL licensing.
This includes::
✅ CDL Permit Preparation
✅ Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)
✅ Vehicle Inspection
✅ Basic Vehicle Control
✅ Backing Maneuvers
✅ Range Driving
✅ Public Road Driving
✅ Defensive Driving
✅ Safe Vehicle Operation
✅ CDL Road Test Preparation
Behind-the-Wheel Training
Our behind-the-wheel instruction focuses on helping students become safe and confident commercial drivers through personalized coaching and hands-on experience.
Students receive instruction in:
- Vehicle inspections
- Basic control skills
- Backing techniques
- Turning and lane positioning
- Public road driving
- Defensive driving practices
- Road test preparation
Why Choose Right Lane Training?
At Right Lane Training, we believe holding a CDL is only the beginning.
Our training is built around four principles:
- Experienced Instruction
- Personalized Coaching
- Safety-First Training
- Career-Focused Education
Program Overview
Program includes:
- Classroom Instruction
- ELDT Theory
- Range Training
- Road Training
- CDL Road Test Preparation
Duration: 3 Weeks
Program Hours: 100
Who Should Enroll?
This program is ideal for individuals interested in careers that allow them to work close to home while operating commercial vehicles.
It is a great fit for:
- Career changers
- Construction professionals
- Municipal employees
- Utility workers
- Delivery drivers
- Individuals entering the commercial driving industry