United Truck Driving School

Did you get a CDL at United and now want a change of pace?

We're hiring a CDL Instructor at our San Diego campus! Instructors teach pre-trip inspections, air brakes, backing maneuvers, and public road driving, and help prepare students for their DMV skills exam.

The role is home every night, a solid fit for drivers ready to trade the road for a classroom and yard. A Class A CDL, clean driving record, and at least 3 years of commercial driving experience are required. A passenger endorsement is a plus. Apply here: https://ow.ly/qKhk50Zu1J5

United Truck Driving School connects students with recruiters from companies that hire new drivers, no experience required. Our latest blog breaks down five carriers that regularly bring job offers to campus, including what each one looks for and what makes them different. https://ow.ly/oxTw50Zroa6

Happy 4th of July from all of us at United Truck Driving School! This year marks our nation's 250th Independence Day, a milestone worth celebrating. We hope you get to spend the holiday with family, good food, and maybe a few fireworks. Enjoy the day!

Getting a CDL in California isn't complicated, but it does follow a specific order. Miss a step, and you could end up waiting longer than necessary.

Our latest blog walks through the full process: meeting the requirements, applying for your Commercial Learner's Permit, passing the knowledge tests, completing federally required ELDT training, and scheduling your skills test. There's also a breakdown of CDL license classes and the endorsements that open up more job options.

If you've been wondering where to start, this is it.

How to Get Your Commercial Driver’s License in California Learn how to get a CDL in California, from the learner's permit and knowledge tests to ELDT training and the CDL skills test. Full step-by-step guide.

If you've been thinking about getting your Class A CDL, here's what the path actually looks like at United.

Our Class A program covers everything required under FMCSA's Entry-Level Driver Training standards, including both theory and behind-the-wheel instruction. When you finish, you're qualified to operate combination vehicles and ready to sit for your CDL exam.

Seats are limited so if you're ready to start, we're ready to help. http://ow.ly/AfI730sWypM

"How long does it take?" is usually the first question we get from someone thinking about enrolling.

The short answer: our program is designed to move efficiently. Students complete the required ELDT hours, pass their CDL skills test, and are job-ready without a multi-year commitment.

The long answer: it depends on the program and your schedule. Our admissions team can walk you through the timeline. https://ow.ly/MBIq50ZcvW2

Cost is one of the main reasons people put off enrolling, and it's one of the main things we want to be straightforward about.

United Truck Driving School accepts several forms of financial assistance. That includes GI Bill benefits for qualifying veterans and service members.

If you're not sure what you qualify for, our admissions team can walk you through your options before you commit to anything. https://ow.ly/PAAx50Zcw8I

Pre-trip inspection starts under the hood, and our instructors make sure every student knows exactly what they're looking at.

Learning to identify engine components, fluid levels, and potential issues before every drive is part of what the CDL skills test requires. We build that knowledge in from the start.

This is what training looks like at United Truck Driving School.