FleetForce Truck Driver Training
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Students describe FleetForce as providing a great experience, especially for those without prior knowledge of the trucking industry. Instructors are informative, patient, and dedicated to helping students succeed in passing their CDL test. The training is hands-on and prepares students for real-life experiences in the trucking industry.
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About FleetForce Truck Driver Training
FleetForce Truck Driver Training is a leading CDL school in Florida, offering a 160-hour Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) program developed in collaboration with state representatives and national employers. The program is designed to be completed in 4 weeks, providing students with hands-on training and the fundamental skills needed to pass the CDL test and secure entry-level truck driving jobs. FleetForce is certified by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles for third-party testing and is registered and compliant with the FMCSA's Entry Level Driver Training requirements. FleetForce distinguishes itself through its partnerships with community colleges and trucking companies, facilitating job placement and tuition reimbursement opportunities for graduates. The school's curriculum is straightforward and well-rounded, challenging students to develop new skills and learn unfamiliar concepts. Instructors are patient and dedicated to student success, creating a positive and supportive learning environment. FleetForce also offers customized CDL training programs for corporate partners. With multiple locations across Florida, FleetForce aims to address the growing need for qualified truck drivers in the state and contribute to the U.S. supply chain and economy. The school's focus on hands-on training and job placement assistance makes it a popular choice for individuals seeking a career in the trucking industry. FleetForce reports that partner companies often reimburse tuition costs and offer signing bonuses. FleetForce was established in 1981 and is licensed by the Florida Department of Education, the Committee for Independent Education, and the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.