The purpose of the program is to prepare individuals who want to apply for a Commercial Vehicle License (CDL) to successfully complete the FMCSA mandated ELDT course and to perform the necessary skills to drive a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) during the road test.
We currently offer two different enrollment sessions. Monday- Friday 8am- 5pm and 6pm- 9pm. Once you complete the academic portion of the course you can choose to train M-F 8am- 12pm, 1pm- 5pm, or 6pm- 9pm.
Our curriculum incorporates the use of a simulator to give students several opportunities to enhance their newly acquired knowledge and driving skills.
And we really mean only you and the instructor! We will NOT calculate any observation time in the truck within these hours. Students will also be allowed to observe backing maneuvers from a distance.
It is important to ensure that the training provider you research are registered with the State of Texas AND the FMCSA’s TPR. Unfortunately, there are many training providers that are registered on the TPR that is not registered with the appropriate State authority.
Instructors at Black Wolf CDL Training Center strive to individualize each student’s program to fit their specific training needs.
Professional Commercial Truck Driving – Class A
Combination vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more. With a Class A license you can drive both Class A and B vehicles.
Below are examples of vehicles you can drive with a Class A, not necessarily vehicles you will be training with at Black Wolf CDL.
Tractor-trailers (or semi-trucks)
Truck and trailer combinations: This includes vehicles like tanker trucks, flatbed trucks, and refrigerated trucks towing trailers.
Combination vehicles with a gross combination weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, provided the towed vehicle has a GVWR of more than 10,000 pounds.
Livestock carriers: Trucks designed to transport animals.
Large passenger vehicles: Class A CDL holders may also drive buses or other large passenger vehicles that transport 16 or more passengers, including the driver.
Commercial Truck Driving – Class B
Single vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more.
Below are examples of vehicles you can drive with a Class B, not necessarily vehicles you will be training with at Black Wolf CDL.
Straight trucks: Vehicles without a separate trailer, often used for local deliveries or as utility trucks.
Dump trucks: Trucks designed to transport loose material, such as sand, gravel, or construction debris.
Buses: Class B CDL holders can operate single buses or buses with a trailer, designed to transport 16 or more passengers (including the driver). This includes school buses, city buses, and tour buses.
Box trucks
Large passenger vehicles: Similar to Class A CDL holders, Class B CDL holders may also drive buses or other large passenger vehicles that transport 16 or more passengers, including the driver
Philosophy
Professionalism
We will always treat our students with equal dignity and respect.
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Meet and exceed the service expectations of students.
Technology
Strive for the highest possible quality backed by advanced technology.
Comprehensive
Students who complete our Class A and B CDL courses and obtain their CDL’s are ready to become entry level CMV drivers.
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Why Should YOU choose Black Wolf CDL Training Center?
Our instructors personalize each student’s program to cater to their specific training needs, ensuring a tailored learning experience.
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We offer flexible training schedules including evenings, so students can continue to work and attend school.
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We train in standard and automatic trucks.
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We tailor our training to accommodate each student’s learning needs.
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Black Wolf CDL Training Center’s staff has over 80 years of combined experience in truck driving and education.
Class Information
There are currently two different enrollment session available to our students:
