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CDL Training for Municipalities

CDL training for cities, counties and public agencies. We'll help your team get licensed and road-ready, with training built around your crew's needs.

NW Trucking Academy instructors in front of the school's shop

FOR CITIES, COUNTIES & AGENCIES

Training Your Team Can Count On

Public works crews, road departments and transit services all depend on qualified CDL drivers, and right now the need is big. We train new and current employees with hands-on instruction from experienced drivers. We can prepare your team for:

Class A and Class B CDLs

Passenger endorsements for bus and shuttle drivers

Refresher training for current CDL holders

CDL skills test prep

ROLES WE TRAIN FOR

Drivers for Every Department

From road crews to transit, we'll help your employees earn the license their job requires.

Public Works & Roads

Dump trucks, plows and other heavy vehicles that keep roads and infrastructure running.

Transit & Shuttles

Bus and shuttle drivers who need a Class B or C CDL with a passenger endorsement.

Utilities & Parks

Service and maintenance crews who drive heavy trucks for their department.

Equipment Hauling

Employees who tow heavy equipment and need a Class A CDL.

HOW IT WORKS

Three Steps to a Trained Team

There's no one-size-fits-all package. Reach out, and we'll guide you through a plan built around your agency.

Step 1: Tell Us About Your Team

Let us know how many employees need training, which licenses they need and your timeline.

Step 2: Get a Training Plan

We'll put together a plan and quote that fits your agency's needs and schedule.

Step 3: Train With NWTA

Your team trains in small classes with plenty of hands-on time behind the wheel, and weekend options are available.

REQUEST TRAINING INFO

Let's Talk About Your Team

Tell us a little about your agency and what you need. We'll reach out to talk through your options and put together a quote.

Prefer to talk it through? Give us a call.

Tell Us About Your Agency

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Training Needs

Which training do you need?

FAQ

Questions From Agencies