Bluestreak CDL Training Institute

Ready to start your journey to becoming a professional driver? Follow our step-by-step guide below to learn how you can earn your CDL with Bluestreak CDL Training Institute and drive your career forward!

Step 1: Meet the Basic Requirements

- Age Requirement: Ensure you are at least 21 years old for interstate driving privileges, or 18 years old for intrastate.

- Valid Driver’s License: You must hold a valid non-commercial driver’s license.

- Social Security Number: Have a valid Social Security card.

- Medical Fitness: Obtain a Medical Examiner's Certificate by passing a DOT physical exam to demonstrate you are physically capable of driving a commercial vehicle.

Step 2: Apply for Admission

- Online Application: Fill out the online application form on the Bluestreak website to begin your enrollment process.

- Documentation: Submit necessary documents, including your driver’s license, Social Security card, and Medical Examiner’s Certificate.

- Advisory Session: Schedule a session with our admissions team to discuss your career goals and training options.

Step 3: Enroll in CDL Training Program

- Select Program: Choose the appropriate CDL training program that suits your needs—whether it’s Class A, Class B, or specific endorsements.

- Tuition and Fees: Complete your registration by paying the tuition fees or enrolling in a tuition reimbursement plan if applicable.

- Orientation: Attend an orientation session to understand the training schedule, expectations, and get to know your instructors and peers.

Step 4: Complete Theoretical Training

- Classroom Learning: Engage in comprehensive online modules covering all theoretical aspects of CDL training from safety regulations to vehicle mechanics.

- Exams: Pass various assessments to ensure you have a solid understanding of the course material.

Step 5: Behind-the-Wheel Training

- Practical Experience: Gain hands-on driving experience under the supervision of our experienced instructors on various types of roads and in different driving conditions.

- Observation Hours: Observe other students and participate in critique sessions to enhance learning through peer interactions.

Step 6: Pass the CDL Exam

- Pre-test Review: Take part in a review session to cover all critical information before the exam.

- Skills Test: Successfully complete the driving skills test, which includes a vehicle inspection test, basic controls test, and a road test.

- Obtain Your CDL: Upon passing the tests, you can apply to receive your Commercial Driver’s License from the state.