About Us
We provide professional training to prepare drivers for CDL experience in the trucking industry. We have:
Over 20 years of experience in the trucking industry.
Over 15 years of experience with all heavy-duty, combination, doubles, and triples.
Extensive hazmat and safety experience.
Instructors who speak Russian and Ukrainian.
And much more.
Getting a Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
To get a CDL in Washington State, follow these steps:
Pass a physical with the Washington DOT
Get a Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP)
Complete CDL training at CDL Dragons Truck School
Take the CDL skills test
Get your CDL
Requirements
To enroll in the CDL Class A and B program, the following items must be completed first:
DOT Medical Exam
If you need help locating a DOT-certified medical examiner, click the Find DOT Examiner button.
Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP)
The study material for the CLP is in the Washington State Commercial Driver Guide book. You can get the book by clicking the CLP Guide button or by getting a hard copy for FREE at our school.
Class Schedule
Monday — Friday
8:00 am to 6:00 pm
No classes on the following observed holidays:
New Year’s Day
MLK Day
Independence Day
Memorial Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
CDL Dragon’s Truck School Student Program is subject to change without notice.
Financial Assistance
We partner with the following organizations to provide financial aid:
WorkSource
Labor & Industries
WIOA
Washington DSHS
Classroom
Our classroom is designed for small-group classes of 6 students (a 1:1 instructor-to-student ratio) to provide individualized higher learning and training. Our computer equipment and software offer real-life truck-simulator scenarios to enhance your learning experience alongside traditional textbooks and coursework. You’ll be able to train and gain experience with a professional instructor.
Evaluation
A test may be administered after each lesson to assess the learning that has taken place. Test scores below 75 percent indicate that the necessary employment skills were not acquired. Progress reports may be provided at predetermined intervals throughout the program.
Students should arrange additional practice, independent study, or tutoring as needed. Grades and/or assessments will be provided to students weekly. If a student is in good standing, a final report and transcript will be provided upon completion of the program. Other evaluation methods may include oral quizzes, skill development tests, hands-on skill evaluations, and individual or group projects.
Your CDL Training investment in your career is 160 hours of professional instruction in the commercial transportation industry, preparing you for the Washington CDL skills test (not included in this course and fee), which requires a 95% to pass. Take the test confidently with Dragon’s Truck School training and join our many graduates who have gone on to successful trucking careers!
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