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Arizona CDL Schools

Explore CDL training schools in Arizona and find programs like CDL-A tractor trailer and CDL-B truck or bus driver. Learn about CDL endorsements classes too like school bus, tanker truck, and HAZMAT.

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CDL Training Schools in Arizona

Roadmaster Driver’s School

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2350 S. 48th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85043

Roadmaster is a top trucking school in the State of Arizona with a campus located in Phoenix. Some benefits of taking classes at Roadmaster include:

  • In-house financing to those who qualify
  • Trucking Carriers that recruit from Roadmaster may offer up to 100% Tuition Reimbursement after graduation
  • Training is fast and takes about 1 month
  • Get pre-qualified for jobs before you graduate

Tuition Reimbursement – In one month, you can start a career as a professional truck driver by training at Roadmaster Drivers School. The trucking carriers that recruit from Roadmaster may offer up to 100% Tuition Reimbursement.

Financing – Roadmaster offers in-house financing to students who qualify. This helps cover the cost of tuition. Roadmaster’s team works with students with all types of credit histories to try to help them pay for school.

Roadmaster Driver’s School is a partner school, connect with them by using the application.

Sage Truck Driving School

Sage Truck Driving School is a top trucking school with 2 campus locations in the State of Florida. These campuses are located in Fort Pierce and Plant City. Their CDL training program includes 150 hours of instruction (44 one-student-per-truck driving hours) and it takes 4-5 weeks to complete.

  • 9215 N. Black Canyon Hwy. Phoenix, AZ 85201

SAGE is a partner school, connect with them by using the application.

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Arizona CDL Training FAQs

How Long Does Arizona Truck Driver Training Take?

In Arizona, truck driver training programs typically range from 3 to 8 weeks. The exact duration depends on the type of CDL you are pursuing (Class A, B, or C) and the specific training program you choose. Full-time programs usually take about 4-6 weeks to complete, night and weekend classes will normally take a little longer.

How Much is CDL Training in Arizona?

CDL training in Arizona can cost anywhere from $3,000 to $7,000, depending on the school, the type of CDL, and the length of the program. Some schools offer financial aid or payment plans, and there are also opportunities for employer-sponsored training that can offset these costs. Read about financial aid for truck driving school for more.

How Much Does it Cost to Get an Arizona CDL License?

The cost to obtain a CDL in Arizona includes several fees:

  • CDL Permit Application Fee: $25
  • CDL License Fee: $25 for a five-year license
  • Endorsement Fees: $10 each (if applicable)
  • Skills Test Fee: Around $50 to $100, depending on the testing provider

So, the total cost to get an Arizona CDL can range from $100 to $200, not including the cost of training.

What are the Requirements for Getting Your CDL in Arizona?

To get a CDL in Arizona, you must:

  1. Be at least 18 years old (21 for interstate driving).
  2. Hold a valid Arizona driver’s license.
  3. Pass a DOT medical examination and obtain a Medical Examiner’s Certificate.
  4. Obtain a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) by passing a written knowledge test.
  5. Complete a skills test, which includes a pre-trip inspection, basic vehicle control, and an on-road driving test.
  6. Pass any additional tests required for endorsements, such as for hazardous materials or passenger transport.

Visit the official AZ CDL page here.

Find an Arizona Trucking Job After School!

Search truck driver jobs in Arizona for jobs like entry level, local delivery, regional delivery, and long haul OTR driver.

Skilled Trade Training Options in Arizona

You can search for trade school programs like diesel mechanic, aircraft mechanic, and HVAC technician, they’re available at some Arizona schools.

Go to: Arizona Trade Schools