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40 Hour - 1 Week Accelerated Class A CDL Training

Fast-Track Your CDL with Hands-On Experience

PRICE: $1,950.00

Our 1-Week, 40-Hour Class A CDL Program is designed for students who have prior CDL experience — including those who may already hold a CDL, have let their CDL lapse, or have a farm endorsement. This program provides focused, behind-the-wheel instruction to refresh skills and prepare you for the Class A CDL skills test.

Important: This program does not include ELDT theory instruction. Students who do not currently hold a CDL must complete ELDT theory training online through a registered FMCSA provider prior to enrollment. Current CDL holders taking the program as a refresher do not need to complete ELDT theory.

Program Overview

Duration: 1 week (Monday – Friday)
Hours: 40 total behind-the-wheel training hours
Schedule: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Program Includes: ELDT-compliant hands-on training only

Behind-the-Wheel Instruction Covers

Pre-trip inspections and safety checks for Class A combination vehicles
Coupling and uncoupling trailers
Yard maneuvers — backing, docking, offset, and alley dock
On-road and highway driving
Shifting techniques (automatic and manual)
Speed, space, and defensive driving
CDL test-route preparation and skills refinement

Note: Students who complete testing in automatic transmission vehicles may receive an automatic (E) restriction.

What’s Included

40 hours of behind-the-wheel Class A CDL training
One state CDL road skills test attempt
Certificate of Completion (40 hours) awarded upon program completion
Experienced instructors with real-world trucking backgrounds
Small class sizes for individualized instruction

Not Included:

DOT physical
5-panel drug test
(Both required prior to training)

Why Choose Regen Trucking School?

Accelerated, hands-on Class A CDL training for experienced drivers
Small class sizes with personalized instruction
Career-focused training to refresh and advance skills
CDL skills testing scheduled for you
Certificate of Completion (40 hours) recognized by employers

Next Steps

Call to confirm your eligibility for the program
Complete DOT physical and 5-panel drug test
Obtain or verify your Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP), if required
Complete ELDT theory online through a registered FMCSA provider (if you do not currently hold a CDL)
Enroll in the 1-Week Accelerated Class A CDL Program
Attend 1 week of intensive behind-the-wheel training
Take your CDL road skills test and earn your Class A CDL

Start Your Class A Driving Career Today

Begin your professional driving career with Regen Trucking School’s 1-Week Accelerated Class A CDL Program. Enroll now to gain the skills, confidence, and credentials needed for in-demand careers in regional and long-haul trucking, local delivery, and specialty freight driving.

Call today or fill out the form below to reserve your spot!

80 Hour - 2 Week Accelerated Class A CDL Training

Accelerate Your CDL Training with Hands-On Experience

PRICE: $3,900.00

Our 2-Week, 80-Hour Class A CDL Program is designed for students who have completed ELDT theory training. This program focuses exclusively on intensive behind-the-wheel instruction, helping you gain the skills and confidence needed to pass the Class A CDL skills test.

Important: This program does not include ELDT theory instruction. Students must complete ELDT theory prior to enrollment, which can be done online through a registered FMCSA provider.

Program Overview

Duration: 2 weeks (Monday – Friday)
Hours: 80 total training hours
Schedule: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Program Includes: Behind-the-wheel training only

Behind-the-Wheel Instruction Covers

Pre-trip inspections and safety checks for Class A combination vehicles
Coupling and uncoupling trailers
Yard maneuvers — backing, docking, offset, and alley dock
On-road and highway driving
Shifting techniques (automatic and manual)
Speed, space, and defensive driving
CDL test-route preparation and skills refinement

What’s Included

80 hours of behind-the-wheel Class A CDL training
One state CDL road skills test attempt
Certificate of Completion (80 hours) awarded upon program completion
Experienced instructors with real-world trucking backgrounds
Small class sizes for individualized instruction

Not Included:

DOT physical
5-panel drug test
(Both required prior to training)

Why Choose Regen Trucking School?

Accelerated, hands-on Class A CDL training
Small class sizes with personalized instruction
Experienced instructors with real-world trucking knowledge
Career-focused training to advance skills
CDL skills testing scheduled for you

Next Steps

Complete DOT physical and 5-panel drug test
Obtain your Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP)
Complete ELDT theory training online through a registered FMCSA provider
Enroll in the 2-Week Accelerated Class A CDL Program
Attend 2 weeks of intensive behind-the-wheel training
Take your CDL road skills test and earn your Class A CDL

Start Your Class A Driving Career Today

Call today or fill out the form below to reserve your spot!

160 Hours - Class A CDL 3 Training

Start Your Trucking Career with Confidence

PRICE: $5,200.00

We provide a complete 160-hour Class A CDL training program designed for students with little to no prior experience. Our 3-week program gives you the skills, knowledge, and hands-on practice needed to succeed as a professional truck driver.

Program Overview

Duration: 3 weeks (Monday – Friday)

Hours: 160 total training hours

120 hours in-class (live virtual classroom + behind-the-wheel)

40 hours of at-home study using the JJ Keller Entry-Level Driver’s Training: Obtaining a CDL book, covering 534 pages and completing 100 randomly selected questions

Schedule: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Program Includes: Both ELDT theory and hands-on behind-the-wheel instruction

Classroom Instruction

Students start with live virtual classroom instruction to prepare for the Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP). This ELDT-compliant instruction covers:

Basic vehicle operation — trucks, trailers, and vehicle systems

Vehicle inspection and maintenance — pre-trip and post-trip checks

Safe operating procedures — defensive driving, speed and space management

Cargo handling and securement

Hours of service (HOS) and logbooks

State and federal regulations — CDL rules, traffic laws, and safety standards

Hazard recognition and decision-making

Health, wellness, and fatigue management

Virtual classroom instruction is live and interactive via Google Meet — students engage with instructors in real time and cannot complete it at their own pace.

Behind-the-Wheel Training

After classroom preparation, students move to the hands-on behind-the-wheel portion, where they gain experience including:

Pre-trip inspections and safety checks

Coupling and uncoupling trailers

Yard maneuvers — backing, docking, and turning

Highway driving and traffic management

Speed, space, and defensive driving techniques

This ensures students are fully prepared for the CDL skills test and real-world driving.

What’s Included

Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP)

Certificate of Completion (160 hours) – employers look for this credential when hiring new drivers

One state road skills test attempt

Tuition of $5,200 covers everything above!

Not Included:

DOT physical

5-panel drug test
(Both are required prior to the start of class and must be scheduled at a local urgent care by appointment)

Why Choose Regen Trucking School?

Full 3-week program created for students with little or no driving experience

Experienced instructors with real-world trucking knowledge

Hands-on training in yard maneuvers and highway driving

CLP and road test included — get trained, tested, and ready with confidence

Certificate of Completion (160 hours) awarded after training — highly recognized by employers

Next Steps

Enroll in our 3-week program to secure your spot.

Students attending training at one of our college partnership locations are dual enrolled and must first complete enrollment with the college before registering with Regen.

Schedule your DOT physical and drug test at a local urgent care (required before class starts).

Attend class Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM and complete 160 hours of training (120 in-class + 40 at-home study).

Receive your 160-hour Certificate of Completion – employers seek this credential.

Take your road skills test and earn your Class A CDL!

Start Your Class A Driving Career Today

Call today or fill out the form below to reserve your spot!

FAQ'S

When are classes? – Everybody except HazMat

Classes run year-round, usually with two start dates each month. Training is Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., with a half-hour lunch break. Classes are small (3 students per instructor) and fill on a first-come, first-served basis, so give us a call for the most up-to-date availability.

How long is the training course? – Class A, B, Passenger, & School Bus

All courses run Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., including a half-hour lunch.

Class A:

3 Week (160 hours total): 3 weeks in class (120 hours) plus 40 hours of at-home study. Students are assigned the JJ Keller Entry-Level Driver’s Training – Obtaining a CDL book (534 pages) and complete 100 randomly selected questions. This program includes ELDT theory and hands-on behind-the-wheel instruction.
2 Week (80 hours) – Accelerated: Behind-the-wheel training only. Students must have completed ELDT theory training from an approved provider and provide a Certificate of Completion and Training Record from the FMCSA TPR website (https://tpr.fmcsa.dot.gov/check).
1 Week (40 hours) – Accelerated: Behind-the-wheel training only. ELDT theory must already be completed.

Class B, Passenger (P), & School Bus (S):

5 Day (40 hours): Full program including ELDT theory and hands-on behind-the-wheel instruction.
3 Day (24 hours) – Accelerated: Behind-the-wheel training only. Students must provide ELDT Certificate of Completion and Training Record from the FMCSA TPR website.

What is the difference between the 3 Week, 2 Week, and 1 Week Class A programs? – Class A 1,2 and 3

The main difference is theory training vs. behind-the-wheel training.

The 3-week Class A program includes ELDT theory and hands-on behind-the-wheel instruction.
The 1- and 2-week accelerated programs are behind-the-wheel training only.
Students must have completed ELDT theory training before enrolling.
A Certificate of Completion and FMCSA Training Record must be provided.
Accelerated programs satisfy only the hands-on ELDT requirement.

What is the difference between the 5 Day and 3 Day Class B, Passenger, & School Bus programs?

The main difference is theory training vs. behind-the-wheel training.

The 5-day programs include ELDT theory and hands-on instruction.
The 3-day accelerated programs are behind-the-wheel training only.
Students must provide ELDT Certificate of Completion and Training Record.
These programs satisfy only the hands-on ELDT requirement.

How much does CDL training cost?

Class A – 3 Week: $5,200
Class A – 2 Week: $3,900
Class A – 1 Week: $1,950
Class B – 5 Day: $2,200
Class B – 3 Day: $2,200

Do you accept GI Bill® or veteran-specific funding?

We don’t accept GI Bill® or other veteran education benefits because our CDL programs are short-term and not VA-approved.

However, many veteran students successfully use Michigan Works grants, workforce development funding, or private financing to cover tuition.

Where can I get a DOT physical and drug test?

All CDL students must complete a DOT physical exam and drug test before starting training. You can obtain these through:

DOT-certified medical examiners (FMCSA National Registry)
Local urgent care or occupational health clinics
Your family doctor or DOT-certified chiropractor

If prior authorization is required, call our office and we will provide the necessary form.

Do you offer additional endorsements or specialized training?

Yes. We provide training for HazMat, Passenger (P), School Bus (S), and Tanker endorsements. We can also create customized training programs for employers.

What is ELDT?

Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) is a federal FMCSA regulation establishing minimum training standards for new commercial drivers.

ELDT applies if you are:

Obtaining a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time
Upgrading a Class B CDL to Class A
Getting a School Bus (S), Passenger (P), or HazMat (H) endorsement

Important:

ELDT is not retroactive if your CDL was earned before February 7, 2022.
If your CLP was issued before February 7, 2022 and you obtain your CDL before it expires, ELDT does not apply.
Certain exemptions under 49 CFR Part 383 may apply.

Where are your schools located?

We have multiple locations across Michigan so you can choose the campus closest to you. We’re also expanding into new areas, so keep an eye out for Regen Trucking School coming to your city.

LOCATIONS

Are accommodations provided during training?

We do not provide on-site housing, but we can help you locate nearby accommodations for each campus.

Are meals included?

Students provide their own meals. Most campuses are 3–5 miles from restaurants. The Freeland campus includes a full-size kitchen, and most locations offer a common area with a microwave, refrigerator, and water refill station.

How do I sign up?

Call us at 989-341-4300 or fill out our online form and a representative will contact you.

Important: Students registering through one of our college partnership locations must first complete enrollment with the college before registering with Regen.

We’re excited to help you start your CDL journey!

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HazMat

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Class A CDL

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PRICE: $1,950.00

Program Overview

Behind-the-Wheel Instruction Covers

What’s Included

Not Included:

Why Choose Regen Trucking School?

Next Steps

PRICE: $3,900.00

Program Overview

Behind-the-Wheel Instruction Covers

What’s Included

Not Included:

Why Choose Regen Trucking School?

Next Steps

PRICE: $5,200.00

Program Overview

Classroom Instruction

Behind-the-Wheel Training

What’s Included

Not Included:

Why Choose Regen Trucking School?

Next Steps

FAQ'S

When are classes? – Everybody except HazMat

How long is the training course? – Class A, B, Passenger, & School Bus

What is the difference between the 3 Week, 2 Week, and 1 Week Class A programs? – Class A 1,2 and 3

What is the difference between the 5 Day and 3 Day Class B, Passenger, & School Bus programs?

How much does CDL training cost?

Do you accept GI Bill® or veteran-specific funding?

Where can I get a DOT physical and drug test?

Do you offer additional endorsements or specialized training?

What is ELDT?

Where are your schools located?

Are accommodations provided during training?

Are meals included?

How do I sign up?

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