July 28, 2026
The Real Cost of Waiting Another Year to Get Your CDL
Many people think about earning their CDL for months—or even years—before taking the first step.
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160 Driving Academy has big news from The Wall Street Journal!
The American Trucking Associations say average compensation neared $70,000 as companies raised wages and boosted bonuses.
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Overview of 160 Driving Academy CDL Training Programs
About 160 Driving Academy
160 Driving Academy is the nation’s largest commercial driving school. As the fastest growing vocational school in the country, in 2022 alone, the Company will train over 35,000 students on how to safely operate a semi-truck across its 130-school system. 160 Driving Academy is licensed and operates in 43 states and each school is certified and licensed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Entry Level Driver Training Program. The 160 Driving Academy is integrated with over 400 Workforce offices nationwide to create jobs for unemployed and underemployed workers.
The 160 Driving Academy supplies the largest employers in the nation with an unparalleled level of recruiting, high-quality training, safety effectiveness, and driver analytics. Many of these employers have trusted the Company to provide the majority of their driving workforce.
160 Driving Academy’s sister companies, the 160 Truckers Network, and the 160 Driver Score provide the most advanced job placement and compliance scoring capabilities in the industry.
July 28, 2026
Many people think about earning their CDL for months—or even years—before taking the first step.
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July 27, 2026
Graduating from CDL school is a major accomplishment. You’ve earned your Commercial Driver’s License, completed hands-on training, and are ready to begin your career. But landing your first trucking job takes more than simply having a CDL. Every day, trucking…
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July 21, 2026
Truck driving is about much more than shifting gears, backing into a dock, or passing your CDL exam.
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