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Training Programs

Class A CDL Training Program provides students with the skills to get a Class A CDL and become eligible for entry-level commercial driver positions.

Class A CDL Manual & Automatic Transmission

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Class A CDL Manual Transmission 

The Manual Transmission Class A CDL Training Program at Gulf Coast CDL Training offers students the opportunity to learn how to operate a manual transmission commercial vehicle. This program is designed for individuals seeking a broader skill set that qualifies them for a wider range of driving positions, including those with carriers that require manual transmission experience.

 

Students receive up to 160 hours of combined classroom instruction and hands-on training. The curriculum covers key areas such as shifting techniques, clutch control, gear patterns, and real-world driving scenarios.

Manual transmission training is often preferred or required by certain employers and can provide long-term advantages in the trucking industry.

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Class A CDL Automatic Transmission

The Automatic Transmission Class A CDL Training Program at Gulf Coast CDL Training is designed for students who want to learn how to operate commercial vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions. This program is ideal for those entering the trucking industry who prefer a simpler driving experience or are preparing for jobs with carriers that primarily use automatic fleets.

 

Students receive up to 160 hours of combined classroom instruction and hands-on driving practice using automatic transmission trucks. Training includes essential driving skills, safety procedures, pre-trip inspections, and preparation for the Florida Class A CDL skills exam.

 

Led by experienced instructors, the program focuses on building confidence behind the wheel and a strong understanding of industry regulations and best practices. Automatic transmission training allows students to focus more on road awareness, vehicle control, and safe operation without the added complexity of shifting gears.

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