Since 2004, Atlanta Truck Driving School has catered to employed busy individuals that look for the highest quality training, expediency and flexibility. We are the only CDL school in Georgia that offers 100% one-on-one driving training (no groups ever!). Another unique feature that set us apart is flexibility. Our training schedule works around hard-working individuals. Our students do not have to get time off or quit their jobs.
Atlanta Truck Driving School gives you more bang for your money. Our students get double the time behind the wheel compared to other CDL schools and our rates are some of the most competitive and affordable in Georgia. We also provide flexible payment options to make starting your trucking career easier and more accessible.
Atlanta Truck Driving School uses the latest in technology to provide the most convenient training experience in the industry. We offer online ELDT (Entry Level Driving Training) monitored by a certified CDL instructor and online PRETRIP training enhanced by 3D virtual reality. The implementation of these technologies, in addition to making learning easier, helps students save time and money by drastically reducing the commute to school. That is why Atlanta Truck Driving School is recognized as the premier choice among CDL schools in Georgia.
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