CDL Training FAQ

TNT is a family-owned CDL school in Salt Lake City that has trained Utah drivers since 2004. 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. Our instructors speak fluent Spanish.

Yes. Our instructors speak fluent Spanish, so you can ask questions in Spanish. Classes are not split by language, and you will need to read and speak English at a working level to get a CDL. Información en español.

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.

A valid driver’s license, DOT medical certificate, and proof of identity. You must be at least 18, able to read and speak English at a working level, and pass a drug screen. We help you through every step, including the medical exam. Enrollment is open year-round — you do not have to wait for a class to start.

No — most students don’t have one yet. We’ll point you to a certified examiner and walk you through the exam so it’s done before training starts.

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.

Enrollment is rolling, with new starts most weeks. Call (801) 200-3914 and we will find your start date.

TNT offers Class A CDL training as a 2-week accelerated program or a 4-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.

Class A covers tractor-trailers and long-haul work. Class B covers straight trucks, buses and most local, home-every-night driving. Compare Class A CDL training and Class B CDL training.

Class A CDL training takes as little as 2 weeks in our accelerated program, or 4 weeks in our standard program. The right pace depends on your schedule and how quickly you are ready to test.

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.

No. TNT is a third-party testing site, so you take your skills test here in Salt Lake City, in the same truck you trained in. See Class A CDL training.

Yes. We work with student financing partners and can set up payment plans for qualified applicants. We also accept Utah Workforce Services (DWS) funding for eligible students — for those who qualify it can cover the cost of training. We’ll go over the options that fit your situation when you call.

Your training may be covered. TNT is an eligible training provider with the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS). If you qualify, DWS may fund your training. See CDL training funding options.

Yes — job placement support is lifetime, not just for your first job. See job placement.