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Class 3 License Required
The types of trucks you see here are all three axles and more. They are equipped with Air Brakes and most don’t pull trailers. When they do, a Class 1 license is required to drive them. There are unlimited uses for these trucks such as with municipalities, road maintenance, hydro, snow plowing, construction etc.
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Those drivers who want to work close to home, usually choose to obtain a Class 3 license and drive these trucks.
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There are vast differences in the lifestyle between Class 1 and Class 3, plus the training to operate them is different. In our phone and in person discussions with potential students, we present in detail the pros and cons of each type of license.
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This meeting goes a long way in helping our students make the decision that is best for them. This choice is very important, and our purpose is to give you the information you should have to decide what is best for you and your family.
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There are many opportunities for those wishing to advance in the truck driving profession, both in skill development and financial reward. Most trucking companies and municipalities have supervisors, safety managers, sales persons etc.
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We encourage all students who train and study with us to continue studying and learning throughout their careers and be in position to accept a new opportunity when it arises.
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We are available by phone until 9pm everyday, including weekends and holidays
778-549-1727
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