FAQS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We know starting your CDL journey comes with many questions — from training length and requirements to job opportunities after graduation. That’s why we’ve gathered the most common questions future students ask us.
Why should I choose Alpha Trucking Academy?
- Licensed and recognized by the Texas Workforce Commission.
- Low student-to-instructor ratio for personalized training.
- Hands-on experience with real trucks.
- Commitment to your success beyond graduation.
How long does CDL training take?
Our CDL programs typically range from 2 to 3 weeks, depending on the license type (Class A or Class B) and your personal progress. Training includes classroom instruction, yard practice, and road driving.
No. You don’t need prior driving or trucking experience. Our courses are designed for beginners and we guide you step by step until you’re fully prepared for the CDL test.
Class A CDL allows you to operate tractor-trailers and larger combination vehicles. It offers the widest range of career opportunities.
Class B CDL covers smaller vehicles like straight trucks, buses, or dump trucks, ideal for local or regional jobs.
Yes. We support our graduates with job placement assistance by connecting them with local and national carriers. Many students find employment shortly after completing training.
To enroll, you need to:
Be at least 18 years old (21 for interstate driving).
Have a valid driver’s license.
Pass a DOT physical and drug test.
We offer flexible payment options and guidance on external funding sources. Contact us to discuss the best plan for your situation.
The CDL exam has two main parts:
A written knowledge test covering traffic laws and trucking regulations.
A skills test that includes a pre-trip inspection, basic control maneuvers, and a road test.
How can I contact Alpha Trucking Academy?
You can reach us by phone at 281-817-0750, email us at admin@alphatruckingacademy.info