M&M Trucking SchoolRidgefield, Washington

CDL Training Programs

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Practical training for the license and driving work you want to pursue.

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Class A Training for Washington & Oregon

Typically 4 weeks160 hoursMon–Thu, 7:00–5:30

Prepare to enter the truck driving profession as an entry-level local, regional, or over-the-road driver.

What’s included

  • Manual and automatic transmission training
  • Pre-trip inspections
  • Backing and maneuvering
  • Road driving with instructors
  • State test preparation
  • Career advice, job referrals, and resume preparation

Before you start

  • Valid Washington State driver’s license
  • DOT physical exam
  • Commercial Learner’s Permit
  • Age 18+, or 21+ for interstate driving
  • High school diploma, GED, or ability-to-benefit test

6–8 students accepted per month. Maximum 4:1 student-to-instructor ratio.

Class B CDL Training for Washington Applicants

Typically 2 weeks80 hoursMon–Thu, 7:00–5:30

Learn the foundations for Class B driving, including dump trucks, box trucks, fire trucks, and other local commercial vehicles.

What’s included

  • Manual and automatic transmission training
  • Pre-trip inspection and safety checks
  • Backing, turning, and lane control
  • Highway and city driving
  • Focused Washington CDL test preparation
  • Local career support

Before you start

  • Valid Washington driver’s license
  • DOT medical card or physical
  • Commercial Learner’s Permit
  • Age 18+
  • High school diploma, GED, or ability-to-benefit test

4 students accepted per month. Maximum 2:1 instructor ratio.

Class B to A Upgrade

Typically 3 weeks120 hours40 classroom + 80 behind the wheel

Already hold a Class B CDL? Build the knowledge and behind-the-wheel skills for Class A driving.

Training includes

  • Manual or automatic transmission choice
  • Pre-trip training and evaluations
  • Skills maneuver training and evaluations
  • Public road training
  • Weekly proficiency evaluations

Requirements

  • Valid Washington Class B CDL
  • DOT medical card or physical
  • Commercial Learner’s Permit
  • Age 18+
  • High school diploma, GED, or ability-to-benefit test

6–8 students accepted per month for Class A courses. Maximum 4:1 instructor ratio.

Career resources

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Explore current employer opportunities. Hiring decisions and openings are handled by each employer.

Financing options

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Enrollment is first come, first served.

Payment and an enrollment agreement are required before class begins.

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