CDL Training Program
Hands-on CDL preparation combines classroom learning with yard skills and behind-the-wheel instruction in full-sized trucks. TIA’s Class A program is designed as a focused 4–6 week path.

Complete CDL training programs, including permit preparation and online theory assistance, designed to build the knowledge, skills, and confidence for your trucking career.
Start todayTheory first in TIA's student pathway
We bring permit-test preparation and online theory assistance together with TIA’s hands-on training. The online coursework is provided by CDL Compliance Now; TIA provides its separate practical training. Federal ELDT categories and sequencing depend on a driver’s path, and FMCSA does not impose a universal theory-before-BTW sequence. TIA’s own workflow schedules theory/permit preparation before its behind-the-wheel training.
Hands-on CDL preparation combines classroom learning with yard skills and behind-the-wheel instruction in full-sized trucks. TIA’s Class A program is designed as a focused 4–6 week path.
Study the fundamentals for your commercial learner’s permit knowledge exams with guidance from Sylvia. No permit yet? We can help you understand what to prepare for.
Self-paced online theory options through CDL Compliance Now for applicable Class A and Class B paths, Class B-to-A upgrades, and first-time H, P, and S endorsement curricula. Select the course that matches your goal and verify current applicability.
Prepare with applicable online H endorsement theory and study the safety and regulatory knowledge relevant to your endorsement goal. Federal ELDT scope depends on the endorsement and driver’s circumstances.
Review applicable school bus theory online, then complete any separate requirements and vehicle-based training required for your path with the appropriate provider.
Build knowledge with the applicable online passenger theory course. Behind-the-wheel instruction, when required, is completed separately with an appropriate provider.
Online supplemental theory covers Texas work-zone awareness and safe driving. SB 1366’s September 1, 2026 effective-date requirement applies to driver-education and driving-safety courses as TDLR describes; ask TDLR about your specific course and provider.
All CDL training and student instruction at TIA are conducted in English only. Build English-language and traffic-sign knowledge; FMCSA proficiency requirements still apply, and course study does not replace an official evaluation or qualification requirement.
We walk you through requirements, scheduling, and what to expect.
We connect eligible students with workforce partners to discuss support options.
Work on permit preparation and the applicable online theory modules.
Practice pre-trip inspections, backing, and road driving with TIA instructors.
Interested in a course, endorsement path, or financial assistance? We’ll help you identify what to ask next.
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