Region 9, School of Applied Technology

This is a multi-level truck drivers preparation program that trains students on a step-by-step basis to complete written and skill test with the Department of Motor Vehicles.  Students are prepared to earn Class B and/or Class A Commercial Drivers License with endorsements for Tank and Air Brakes.  Students will also receive a 3 point credit on their drivers license for a defensive driving course.

 Students should have mechanical aptitude and ability.  Basic math is essential and students should be able to read, write, and interpret instructions.   Classroom instruction is 1:00-3:00 p.m., plus driving time.

CDL Truck Driving (A or B Day) High School Students

Class B course is a 10-week class.  Class B training emphasizes the safe operation of dump and delivery trucks.  Topics include:  behind the wheel safety, and navigating in various weather conditions and terrain.  Students are required to have a drug test and have a valid class C Maine driver's license with experience on a manual transmission.  Credits-1 

Class A requires a Class B license and 10 additional weeks of instruction and practice.  Upon completion students understand the role of the professional Class A driver.  Student drivers hone their skills through classroom and yard work.  Students are required to have a drug test, and a valid Class B Maine CDL driver's license.

CDL Truck Driving Adults

www.region9truckdriving.org

Instructors

Eddy Naples Instructor Name: Eddy Naples Position: Instructor, CDL/Truck Driving Program Mr. Naples has been teaching for over twenty-five...  more

Daryl Baker Instructor