Licensed CDL drivers are in high demand, and with a minimal investment of time and money, EAC can prepare you to attain your license. Our class sizes are small to provide an ideal student to instructor ratio.
You will learn the ins and outs of the vehicle and essential road and vehicle safety procedures in the classroom. When you take a seat behind the wheel, you will put that knowledge to the test by practicing your driving skills in a closed course and on the open road.
Depending on how quickly you acquire your learner’s permit and get your drive time in, you can be ready to test for your license in as little as eight (8) weeks.
EAC offers a refresher course (CDL 110) for an additional 15 hours of driving and instruction for those who need more time behind the wheel.
Prefix | Title | Credits | Tuition | Fees | Total |
CDL 100 | CDL Prep | 2 | $186.00 | $186.00 | |
CDL 101 | Commercial Driving: Closed Course | 2 | $186.00 | $200.00 | $386.00 |
CDL 102 | Commercial Driving: Behind the Wheel | 1 | $93.00 | $300.00 | $393.00 |
*Total | $965.00 | ||||
With Testing | $1,315.00 | ||||
Testing | Not a student - Providing the vehicle | $350.00 | |||
Not a student - Needing to use school vehicle | $500.00 |
*Total does not include testing fees by ADOT or an Authorized Third Party Testing
facility.
*EAC is an authorized third party testing facility.
*Testing at EAC is an additional $350.
*2021 national median pay, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
This course is a study of basic theories, applied laws, and practices related to operating
a commercial vehicle under the guidelines of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
(FMSCA) and the Arizona Department of Transportation/ Motor Vehicle Division (ADOT
MVD). Students must be a minimum age of 18 years old at the start of class, provide
a birth certificate or U.S. passport, have a valid Arizona motor vehicle license for
a minimum of one year, be an Arizona resident, be at least 21 years old to transport
placarded amounts of hazardous material or work in interstate commerce, and obtain
a U.S. Department of Transportation Medical Certificate. Students who are between
18 and 21 years of age are restricted to driving only in Arizona and transporting
non-placarded amounts of hazardous material. Potential students should be aware prospective
employers will review their MVD driving records and may require a five year background
records check.
Students must have a current CDL Learners Permit from Arizona Department of Transportation/Motor
Vehicle Division (ADOT MVD) and a current U.S. Department of Transportation Medical
Certificate. This course covers commercial vehicle inspections and continued skill
development of combination vehicle maneuvers including braking, turning, shifting,
space management, and speed control. Students will follow Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration (FMCSA) and ADOT guidelines and rules while driving the commercial
vehicle on the open road. This course requires an additional
course fee.