Truck Driving

Education Director: Danika Woods

Resources

Overview

Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) training is offered across the System at various WTCS colleges. All training complies with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and State of Wisconsin regulations, including Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) and Human Trafficking Training requirements.

Education Opportunities

WTCS 30-458-1 Truck Driving (CDL Class A) Technical Diploma

This short-term, System-wide credential consists of shared program outcomes and minimum hour requirements set forth by the WTCS Truck Driving Consortium (TDC) and in compliance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.

The credential is also recognized System-wide by participating TDC Member Colleges: students who successfully complete the diploma-level theory or road and range training component(s) at a TDC Member College may transfer that coursework to any TDC Member College to continue their training.

The 30-458-1 Truck Driving program is offered at the following TDC Member Colleges:

Local Certificates, Continuing Education Courses and Contract Training

Many WTCS colleges offer their own credentials, known as Local Certificates, in CDL coursework such as Class B, School Bus, etc., and all colleges that offer CDL coursework provide Continuing Education Courses and/or Contract Training tailored to local student and employer needs. Available coursework may include offerings in CDL Permit Preparation, Pintle Hook, Coupling, Offset Backing, Collision Avoidance, ELDT Theory, etc. Contact the individual college for more information.

In addition to the above-listed colleges, the following colleges offer Local Certificates and/or Continuing Education Courses and/or Contract Training:

Human Trafficking Training Compliance

WTCS CDL training providers meet human trafficking training requirements by:

  1. Successful student completion of Truckers Against Trafficking online training
  2. Dissemination of Labor Trafficking informational materials published by WisDOJ