Programs

Class A Commercial Driver’s License – 120-Hour Program

Program Duration:
Total Hours: 120
Estimated Completion Time: 4 weeks (calendar duration may vary based on DMV exam availability)

Regulatory Compliance:
This program is fully aligned with FMCSA Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements under 49 CFR Part 380, Subpart F and prepares students for DMV testing and certification under 49 CFR §383.

Program Overview:

This comprehensive 120-hour course is designed to equip students with the theoretical knowledge, technical skills, and federally required competencies necessary to operate combination vehicles with a Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR) of 26,001 lbs or more. Training is delivered through classroom-based ELDT theory, range (skills) instruction, and behind-the-wheel driving, along with endorsement exam preparation.

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

1. ELDT Theory & CLP Preparation – 40 Hours
• Basic vehicle systems and inspections
• Safe operating procedures and defensive driving
• Hours of service, cargo handling, driver wellness
• Drug & alcohol regulations (49 CFR Part 382)

2. Skills Training – Pre-Trip & Range – 40 Hours
• DMV and FMCSA-compliant vehicle inspections
• Straight line, offset, and parallel backing maneuvers
• Low-speed yard control and shifting (automatic)

3. Endorsement Exam Preparation – 40 Hours
• Hazmat (H), Tanker (N), Doubles/Triples (T) exam training
• Focused classroom instruction and test-readiness support

SCHEDULING POLICY: FLEXIBLE AND EXTENDED CLASS HOURS

At 1 on 1 Truck Academy, all training is delivered one-on-one and scheduled based on mutual availability between the student and instructor.

Implementation Process:
• Students select preferred time slots upon enrollment.
• Classes are typically held in 2-hour blocks, Monday through Friday, between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
• Evening and weekend sessions are available upon request, subject to instructor availability.

Adjustments:
• Schedule changes must be communicated at least 24 hours in advance.
• Students may request alternate time slots by contacting the school directly. Priority is given to students with consistent attendance.
• As students progress, the length of training sessions may increase based on readiness for the DMV exam.

DMV TESTING WAIT PERIOD & CONTINUED TRAINING

After obtaining a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP), students are scheduled for a DMV skills exam approximately two weeks later, in accordance with 49 CFR §383.25(e). During this time:
• Students remain actively enrolled in the program.
• There is no formal recess.
• Students continue participating in training activities to reinforce skills.
• The school may provide additional practice sessions, mock tests, or evaluations to maintain proficiency.
• This wait period may slightly extend the calendar duration of the program, but does not exceed or alter the 120-hour instructional requirement.

REFRESHER COURSES – 1 ON 1 TRUCK ACADEMY

Refresher courses are available for individuals who have either failed the DMV exam or already hold a CDL but are seeking additional training to regain confidence or improve their skills.

Pricing Breakdown:
• DMV Truck Rental: $600.00
• Skills Refresher (Range Training): $2,500.00
• Driving Refresher (Behind-the-Wheel): $1,200.00

REFUND POLICY FOR INSTITUTIONAL CHARGES

In compliance with California Education Code §94844:

Pro Rata Refund – Nonfederal Aid Students:
Students who withdraw from training after instruction has begun and have completed 60% or less of the program period will receive a pro rata refund of any nonfederal student financial aid paid toward institutional charges.

100% Refund Upon Early Cancellation:
Students are entitled to a 100% refund of all institutional charges (less a non-refundable application fee not to exceed $250) if notice of cancellation is provided:
• Before attending the first class session, or
• Within seven (7) calendar days of enrollment,
whichever is later.

Definition of Institutional Charges:
“Institutional charges” refer to any tuition or fees paid directly to 1 on 1 Truck Academy for an educational program, including ELDT Theory, Range (Skills), Behind-the-Wheel Training, exam prep, and retest or DMV fees where applicable.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

To graduate and be recommended for the DMV road test:
• Students must complete 120 instructional hours.
• Students must demonstrate proficiency in required competencies.
• Students must maintain regular attendance and follow safety procedures.

Class B Commercial Driver’s License – 90-Hour Program

Program Duration:
Total Hours: 90
Estimated Completion Time: 4 weeks (calendar duration may vary based on DMV exam availability)

Regulatory Compliance:
This program is fully aligned with FMCSA Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements under 49 CFR Part 380, Subpart F and prepares students for DMV testing and certification under 49 CFR §383.

Program Overview:

This 90-hour course is designed to prepare students for the operation of single commercial motor vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 26,001 lbs or more, or vehicles towing a trailer not exceeding 10,000 lbs. The curriculum includes classroom-based theory, practical skills training, and targeted endorsement preparation to ensure full compliance with federal standards and job-readiness.

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

1. ELDT Theory & CLP Preparation – 40 Hours
• Basic vehicle systems and inspections
• Safe operating procedures and defensive driving
• Hours of service, cargo handling, driver wellness
• Drug & alcohol regulations (49 CFR Part 382)

2. Skills Training – Pre-Trip & Range – 40 Hours
• DMV and FMCSA-compliant vehicle inspections
• Straight line, offset, and parallel backing maneuvers
• Low-speed yard control and shifting (automatic)

3. Endorsement Exam Preparation – 10 Hours
• Hazmat (H), Tanker (N), Doubles/Triples (T) exam training
• Focused classroom instruction and test-readiness support

SCHEDULING POLICY: FLEXIBLE AND EXTENDED CLASS HOURS

At 1 on 1 Truck Academy, all training is delivered one-on-one and scheduled based on mutual availability between the student and instructor.

Implementation Process:
• Students select preferred time slots upon enrollment.
• Classes are typically held in 2-hour blocks, Monday through Friday, between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
• Evening and weekend sessions are available upon request, subject to instructor availability.

Adjustments:
• Schedule changes must be communicated at least 24 hours in advance.
• Students may request alternate time slots by contacting the school directly. Priority is given to students with consistent attendance.
• As students progress, the length of training sessions may increase based on readiness for the DMV exam.

DMV TESTING WAIT PERIOD & CONTINUED TRAINING

After obtaining a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP), students are scheduled for a DMV skills exam approximately two weeks later, in accordance with 49 CFR §383.25(e). During this time:
• Students remain actively enrolled in the program.
• There is no formal recess.
• Students continue participating in training activities to reinforce skills.
• The school may provide additional practice sessions, mock tests, or evaluations to maintain proficiency.
• This wait period may slightly extend the calendar duration of the program, but does not exceed or alter the 120-hour instructional requirement.

REFRESHER COURSES – 1 ON 1 TRUCK ACADEMY

Refresher courses are available for individuals who have either failed the DMV exam or already hold a CDL but are seeking additional training to regain confidence or improve their skills.

Pricing Breakdown:
• DMV Truck Rental: $600.00
• Skills Refresher (Range Training): $2,500.00
• Driving Refresher (Behind-the-Wheel): $1,200.00

REFUND POLICY FOR INSTITUTIONAL CHARGES

In compliance with California Education Code §94844:

Pro Rata Refund – Nonfederal Aid Students:
Students who withdraw from training after instruction has begun and have completed 60% or less of the program period will receive a pro rata refund of any nonfederal student financial aid paid toward institutional charges.

100% Refund Upon Early Cancellation:
Students are entitled to a 100% refund of all institutional charges (less a non-refundable application fee not to exceed $250) if notice of cancellation is provided:
• Before attending the first class session, or
• Within seven (7) calendar days of enrollment,
whichever is later.

Definition of Institutional Charges:
“Institutional charges” refer to any tuition or fees paid directly to 1 on 1 Truck Academy for an educational program, including ELDT Theory, Range (Skills), Behind-the-Wheel Training, exam prep, and retest or DMV fees where applicable.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

To graduate and be recommended for the DMV road test:
• Students must complete 90 instructional hours.
• Students must demonstrate proficiency in required competencies.
• Students must maintain regular attendance and follow safety procedures.