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Evening, Night and Weekend CDL Classes
Evening, Night and Weekend CDL Classes
Most CDL and trade school commercial driver’s license training programs span 160 hours, allowing full-time students to complete them in about a month. Balancing CDL classes with a full-time job can be challenging. However, schools in our network offer flexible training schedules to accommodate working professionals.
Evening and Weekend CDL Classes
- Weekend CDL Training: These classes are spread over eight weeks, running all day from 7 am to 6 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
- Evening/Night CDL School: These classes typically run on weeknights for four to eight weeks, with sessions lasting about five hours each night.
Related: Evening, Night and Weekend Trade School Options
Fill out the free application to connect with a truck driving school offering night or weekend class options. Get the training you need to apply for a CDL job near you.
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“Balancing CDL training with a demanding and irregular work schedule can be challenging, but it’s far from impossible. If night or weekend classes don’t fit your lifestyle, there are still numerous strategies you can employ to make truck driving school a reality. From creative scheduling solutions to financial planning and leveraging support systems, there are multiple ways to navigate this journey.”
Read more: Can I Go to Trucking School and Work a Regular Job Too?
Page last updated on Jan 04, 2025