America’s Driving Force of Ga Inc

Specialties

Atlanta Truck Driving School —

So, you’re looking for a truck driver training program in the Atlanta area? Look no further. America’s Driving Force, founded in 1991, has graduated and placed thousands of people from the Atlanta area in truck driver positions with major trucking companies.

With more than a 20,000 driver shortage in America, obtaining your Georgia Class A CDL license could be the best move you’ve ever made. There’s never been a better time to get into trucking and becoming part of the backbone of America. Just three weeks of CDL classroom and behind-​the-​wheel training can provide a lifetime of security for you and your family.

With our low student-​to-​teacher ratio, computer enhanced classroom, and modern truck driving equipment, learning to drive a big rig may not be as difficult as you think. Our trainers have taught men and women of all educational backgrounds. In addition, our trainers are licensed by the Georgia Department of Driver Services. We truly not onl

History

Established in 1991.

Georgia Class A CDL Training

We appreciate the opportunity to present our driving training program to you and to demonstrate it’s proven record of success in training individuals, with no previous experience, in the skills of CDL Tractor-​Trailer Driving. Before applying to any tractor trailer driving program, however, you should be aware of the requirements of the state of Georgia:

Minimum Requirements required by the state of Georgia include: Minimum age of 18, Valid Georgia driver’s license, Ability to pass DOT physical, drug screen, and alcohol test. Also, you must be able to read and speak English well enough to read road signs, prepare reports, and communicate with the public and with law enforcement.

Meet the Manager

David Johnson L.

Manager

Obtaining Your CDL Permit

On the first day of training we cover pre-​trip inspection, both in the classroom and hands-​on in the field. This gives you a better understanding of different components of the truck and how they work.

Your primary objective during this week is to obtain your Class A CDL Permit. We cover the General Knowledge, Air Brakes, and Combination Vehicles sections of the Georgia CDL Manual. Our state of the art classroom is equipped with a computerized testing system which allows us to evaluate each individual student’s knowledge of these subjects. We also use these techniques to teach drivers hours of service, driver’s daily log book, trip planning, map reading, and D.O.T. requirements of driver and equipment management. Also covered are Hazardous Materials, Doubles-​Tripples, and Tank Vehicle endorsements.

Obtaining your permit legally allows you to get in a truck with a licensed instructor at our school and drive in traffic.