Class A CDL Training
Prepare for tractor-trailer and combination vehicle career paths with hands-on CDL instruction.
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Explore hands-on CDL training programs, permit preparation, refresher training, testing support, and specialty driver training options with Lone Star Truck Driving Academy.
Whether you are new to CDL training, preparing for a permit, returning to the road, or exploring specialty training, Lone Star can help you review the right next step.
Start with a Class A or Class B CDL training pathway based on your driving goals.
Review CDL permit topics and entry-level driver training requirements before behind-the-wheel training.
Refresh driving skills, rebuild confidence, or explore restriction removal options.
Explore testing support and specialty driver training options with Lone Star.
Compare Lone Star Truck Driving Academy programs and choose the training option that supports your goals.
Prepare for tractor-trailer and combination vehicle career paths with hands-on CDL instruction.
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Train for straight trucks, buses, dump trucks, and local commercial vehicle pathways.
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Refresh your commercial driving skills before returning to the road or pursuing new driving opportunities.
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Review entry-level driver training requirements, permit topics, and CDL preparation steps before behind-the-wheel training.
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Explore CDL skills testing support and next-step guidance for eligible students.
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Build confidence with trailer awareness, safety routines, and specialty hauling preparation.
Learn More →Lone Star’s training environment is designed to support practical CDL preparation, real-world skill building, and next-step planning.
Practical training support for inspection, backing, maneuvering, road skills, and vehicle control.
Train with instructors focused on practical commercial driving expectations and student readiness.
Build familiarity with commercial training equipment and professional driving routines.
Get guidance with CDL permit topics and entry-level driver training requirements.
Review available scheduling and program options with admissions based on campus and class availability.
Access career resources and job placement assistance opportunities. Employment is not guaranteed.
A clear process helps students understand the path from admissions to training, testing support, and career resources.
Lone Star Truck Driving Academy focuses on practical CDL training that helps students build confidence through classroom preparation, yard practice, road skills, safety routines, and instructor guidance.
Qualified students may be able to explore financing, workforce programs, veteran benefits, scholarships, employer sponsorship, and payment options.
Admissions can help you compare training programs, review schedule options, and understand available next steps.
Talk With AdmissionsExplore CDL training options by service area and find a location that fits your goals.
Explore CDL training programs serving Dallas and surrounding DFW communities.
Explore Dallas →Review CDL training options serving Mansfield, Arlington, Fort Worth, and nearby communities.
Explore Mansfield →Explore CDL training options serving Greensboro and surrounding North Carolina communities.
Explore Greensboro →Lone Star offers Class A CDL training, Class B CDL training, CDL refresher training, ELDT theory certification and permit prep, third party testing, and hot shot driver training.
Yes. Lone Star offers Class A CDL training for students preparing for tractor-trailer and combination vehicle training paths.
Yes. Lone Star offers Class B CDL training for students interested in straight trucks, buses, dump trucks, and local commercial vehicle paths.
Yes. Lone Star offers ELDT theory certification and permit preparation support for students preparing to begin CDL training.
Financing options may be available for qualified students. Admissions can review payment options, workforce resources, veteran benefits, and other available funding paths.
Standard training hours are 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Summer training hours are 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM from June 1 through October 1 across all campuses.
Lone Star can review available endorsement preparation options with students, including Hazmat-related preparation when available. Students should speak with admissions to confirm current endorsement options.
Lone Star provides career resources and job placement assistance opportunities. Employment is not guaranteed.
Students can apply online, call admissions at (833) 268-9722, or contact Lone Star through the website.
Talk with Lone Star Truck Driving Academy admissions and explore the CDL training path that fits your goals, schedule, and location.
