FAQ

FAQ

Common answers to your questions

No Test Date Delays

Third-party CDL testing available — test where you train

Experienced Instructors

Our instructors bring real-world industry experience into both classroom and behind-the-wheel training.

Lifetime Job Placement Support

We assist graduates with job placement opportunities to help them begin and continue their trucking careers.

How is TNT Trucking School different from other CDL schools?

TNT is a family-owned school that has trained Utah drivers for over 20 years. You get one-on-one instruction and individual range time — not a crowded classroom — plus on-site third-party CDL testing, so you test in the same truck you trained in, with no separate DMV trip. Training is available in both English and Spanish.

Is a high school diploma or GED required to attend TNT Trucking School?

A high school diploma or GED is generally not required to earn your CDL. Enrollment requirements can vary, so contact us and we will confirm exactly what you need to get started.

Does TNT Trucking School offer online classes?

The behind-the-wheel training that earns your CDL happens in person, on the range and on the road here in Salt Lake City. The required ELDT theory portion is delivered online through our training partner. Contact us and we will explain how the classroom and driving portions fit together.

What training programs does TNT Trucking School offer?

TNT offers Class A CDL training as a 3-week accelerated program or a 6-week standard program, plus Class B training, refresher courses, and endorsement prep. All programs are ELDT-compliant. Call us and we will help you choose the program that fits your goals and schedule.

What do I need to enroll at TNT Trucking School?

Enrollment is open year-round — you do not have to wait for a class to start. Requirements can vary, so contact us and we will confirm exactly what you need to begin.

Can I train while keeping my current job?

Yes. Many of our students train while working. We offer scheduling flexibility and rolling enrollment, so you can start when it works for you. Talk to us about your schedule and we will find an option that fits.

Does TNT Trucking School offer financing or payment options?

TNT accepts Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS) funding, which covers training costs for those who qualify. We can also discuss payment options. Contact us to find out what you may be eligible for.

How long does CDL training take?

Class A CDL training takes as little as 3 weeks in our accelerated program, or 6 weeks in our standard program. The right pace depends on your schedule and how quickly you are ready to test.

Still have questions?

Our team is here to help. Contact TNT Trucking School to get clear answers and learn more about starting your CDL Class A training.