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What you’ll learn in our Augusta CDL Training Program
- Georgia Driving Academy offers Class A CDL
- GDA offers Augusta Class B CDL training
- Full-time and weekend trucking school classes are available
- CDL Training program meets all ELDT and FMCSA mandates
- Georgia and South Carolina residents can do CDL training at GDA
Located just minutes away from I-20, Georgia Driving Academy’s Augusta campus offers Class A CDL and Class B CDL training to residents of Martinez, Evans, Grovetown, Waynesboro, and other areas of eastern Georgia, along with parts of North Augusta, SC. For over 30 years, Georgia Driving Academy has been the offering hands-on training for students interested in attending a Georgia trucking school.
Augusta, GA is a great area to live if you are considering a career as a professional truck driver. A tremendous amount of freight moves through I-20, I-95, I-65, and I-85. Georgia Driving Academy has expanded their truck driver training program to allow more men and women to enter this rewarding, and high-paying career. Truck driving school classes start every week, and Georgia Driving Academy in Augusta offers both Class A CDL training and Class B CDL training programs.
Class A CDL Training in Augusta, GA
The GDA Augusta campus offers students thorough, hands-on, behind-the-wheel training, paired with classroom instruction allowing students to develop real-world skills and enter the trucking industry with confidence. And unlike other skilled-trades programs, you can earn your Class A CDL in just a few weeks. Graduates from the Georgia Driving Academy Class A truck driving program can choose a variety of career paths, including local, regional, dedicated and OTR trucking jobs.
Whether you’re interested in automatic transmission or manual transmission training, GDA has you covered. Our training programs give students the opportunity to learn both, expanding their trucking knowledge and increasing their earning potential. Our Augusta campus has classes starting every Monday and from beginning to end, our team is there to support students in their journey. Our Class A CDL truck driving program is approved by the Georgia Department of Driver Services.
Augusta Class B CDL Training
Earning your Class B CDL in trucking school at Georgia Driving Academy is a smart move for men and women who are interested in driving passenger busses, delivery trucks, trash and recycling vehicles, dump trucks, school busses, utility vehicles, city buses are more. The Class B CDL training program can be completed in just a few weeks, and Georgia Driving Academy offers Class B truck driving classes to men and women in Georgia and South Carolina. Our Class B CDL training program is approved by the Georgia Department of Driver Services.
Interested in upskilling your current Class B drivers to Class A? Georgia Driving Academy offers corporate discounts and customized training programs.
Augusta Trucking School
Attending trucking school at Georgia Driving Academy in Augusta, GA makes sense because our location is suited to serve the residents of Richmond, Columbia, Burke, Aiken, and Edgefield counties. Class A and Class B CDL training classes can be completed in just a few weeks, and new truck drivers can expect to earn $50,000 or more in their first year of driving. If you live in Georgia or South Carolina, we can help you become a truck driver with our hands-on training, experienced instructor staff and job placement assistance. Major trucking companies like Schneider, Stevens Transport, Werner Enterprises and Covenant Transport visit our Georgia truck driver training school program every month.
Frequently Asked Questions about GDA Augusta
How do I earn my CDL in Augusta?
The most important step to earning your CDL is finding a reputable truck driver training school. The FMCSA Training Provider Registry makes it easy to find schools that are ELDT certified, like Georgia Driving Academy. Before jumping into training, you’ll also need to earn your Commercial Learners Permit (CLP). At GDA, this step can be completed during training.
What training programs does GDA Augusta offer?
The Augusta campus offers Class A CDL and Class B CDL training. Both programs can be completed in just a few weeks, allowing you to begin your new career quickly.
How long is CDL training?
Training time is based on the program chosen. Class A CDL training can be completed in 160-180 hours, depending on transmission type. Class B CDL training can be completed in 70 hours.
Where is the Augusta campus located?
Georgia Driving Academy’s Augusta Campus is located at 1761 Tobacco Rd. Augusta, GA, 30906. This is a great location for those looking for training within the eastern Georgia area, including Richmond, Columbia, Burke, and McDuffie Counties as well as Aiken County, South Carolina.
Does GDA Offer Financial Aid?
Georgia Driving Academy has multiple tuition assistance options including workforce grants, military and veteran’s benefits, and partnerships with carriers that may offer tuition reimbursement.
Will Georgia Driving Academy help me get a job?
Yes, GDA offers job placement assistance to graduates of all programs. We’ve built relationships with multiple carriers and host monthly recruiter events, giving students the opportunity to make connections within the trucking industry and find the right company for them.
What time are CDL training classes?
Truck Driver training classes are held Monday-Friday from 9am-530pm at Georgia Driving Academy in Augusta, GA.
Do I need my CLP before I start?
No, you can begin your truck driver training program at Georgia Driving Academy before earning your CLP (Certified Learner’s Permit). Our program will prepare you to take and pass the test during your first week of training.
Is GDA FMCSA and ELDT approved?
Yes, Georgia Driving Academy meets all mandated FMCSA and ELDT requirements.
Is Georgia Driving Academy approved by the State of Georgia?
Yes, Georgia Driving Academy is approved the Georgia Department of Driver Services.
Is GDA approved by WorkSource Georgia (WIOA)?
Yes, Georgia Driving Academy is approved to work with students utilizing CDL training grants administered through WorkSource Georgia (WIOA). This is Georgia’s federally funded employment and training system.
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