CDL A

Are you ready to earn your CDL Class A license? Diamond 7 CDL Academy will give you all the knowledge and practice you need with 4 weeks of instruction in the classroom and in-depth training behind the wheel. Our CDL Class A certification course will prepare you to drive a “Class A” truck in any US state. You will be thoroughly prepared for your exam after 40 hours in the classroom and practice driving on local and interstate roads. So first of all, what exactly is a CDL Class A license, and how can you use it to build a lucrative career?

Earning a CDL license for a Class A vehicle will allow you to drive a truck that is 26,001 pounds or more, including most tractor trailers. If you’re towing another vehicle, that vehicle should weigh over 10,000 pounds. Because this definition includes so many commercial trucks, a Class A license is one of the most practical and popular licenses for new drivers. Please read on to learn more about the benefits of driving a Class A truck, and how Diamond 7 CDL Academy can prepare you for your exam.

At Diamond 7 CDL Academy we make getting your CDL license and starting a better career simpler than you ever thought possible. Don’t delay, and give us a call now to begin the career you’ve been waiting for!

Getting your Class A certification will help open the door to a higher salary and numerous opportunities for advancement in your field. The new drivers we graduate are in line for jobs with an average salary of at least $55,990*. First and foremost, we provide the best CDL Class A training to make sure we always find our graduates the best

CDL B

Diamond 7 CDL Academy offers the full list of CDL training courses, utilizing both Class A CDL & Class B CDL. Attending truck driver training at Diamond 7 CDL Academy provides an ideal learning experience for new CDL drivers to develop new driving skills in a commercial vehicle. From classroom teaching to behind-the-wheel training on the driving range, students will quickly perfect their driving skills. Diamond 7 CDL Academy serves as a great setting for all students wanting to earn their commercial driver’s license (CDL).

Hotshot

DIAMOND 7 CDL ACADEMY offers CDL training programs for aspiring hotshot truckers. They provide a combination of online theory and behind-the-wheel training, including practical application on a range and on the road. The company aims to prepare students for their CDL exams with both foundational and hands-on instruction. 

About DIAMOND 7 CDL ACADEMY:

• Training approach: The school offers a program that includes both theoretical and practical training. The online component covers the fundamentals, and the behind-the-wheel training provides hands-on experience.
• Program structure: The program is self-paced online for the theory portion, with behind-the-wheel training typically offered on the second and fourth weekends of the month.
• Program objectives: The goal is to prepare students to pass the CDL skills exam to obtain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). They focus on providing students with the necessary skills for the fast-paced world of hotshot trucking.
• Entry requirements: You must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver’s license to enroll. To become a hotshot driver in Texas, You must be at least 18 years old, have a standard driver’s license, a DOT medical card, and to set up your business with the required authority and insurance. A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is not required for loads under 10,000 pounds. You must also have a suitable truck, a trailer, and be prepared for the business, insurance, and compliance requirements. 
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What to expect

• Pre-trip inspection: The training includes detailed instructions on pre-trip inspections, which cover a comprehensive list of vehicle checks, including the engine, tires, and trailer components.
• Practical application: The practical part of the training includes both backings and maneuvering on a private range, as well as on-road driving to simulate real-world conditions.
• ELDT compliance: The program is designed to meet the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements. 

Restriction Lift and Refresher

If you’re getting ready to take your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) test again, the professionals at Diamond 7 CDL Academy are here to help! Perhaps it’s been a little while since you last attempted the CDL exam, and you want to be certain that you’ll be ready next time you take the test. If so, Diamond 7 CDL Academy is the school for you!

We provide 160 hours of quality instruction to our students. Our CDL refresher course will prepare you for both the written and behind-the-wheel portions of your exam.

CDL Preparation

Our CDL refresher course is 40 hours a week and can be completed in four weeks. We’re happy to accommodate students who are busy during the day and need night and weekend classes. Our CDL refresher course involves the following training:

• Classroom
  40 hours of classroom training will more than prepare you for the written portion of your test. Our dedicated teachers will work with you closely to make sure that you pass.
• Behind the Wheel
  Diamond 7 CDL Academy will help you practice your driving skills on local streets, highways, and busier interstate roads. You’ll be prepared for your exam, which will require you to drive on different types of roads.

Diamond 7 CDL Academy is completely committed to your success. Don’t delay your CDL preparation any longer; give us a call now to begin the career you’ve been waiting for! Contact us to choose your training.

We’re just getting started. Be one of our first graduates and help us build our story. After you complete your program, we’d love to hear about your experience.

RV Driver Safety Class

 Learn the complexities of your RV.  For three days or as long as it takes to make sure you are comfortable and safe as you start your travels.  Our instructor takes you through important issues associated with being safe and knowledgeable about your RV.  

Behind The Wheel Lessons Include:

• Pre-trip safety inspection of your RV
• Mirrors – proper adjustment and use
• Brakes – testing and safe use – Jake, Exhaust and if appropriate, air brakes
• Backing – how to back straight or into a RV site
• Negotiating corners including “swing out”
• Dealing with city and interstate driving and on and off ramps
• Mountains and hills safe operation
• Gas stations – issues of in and out
• Negotiating tight spots
• GPS – why they are important to your safe operation of your RV.
• Campground maneuvering
• So you have a big vehicle – courtesies
• Lane management – Staying in your lane
• Proper lane changing
• Defensive driving
• And more…