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Class start dates are every Monday accept on recognized school holidays. 

To enroll at MileOne CDL School, students must meet the following requirements:

  • Be at least 18 years of age for intrastate (within state) and 21 years of age for interstate (ourside state)

  • Documentation:  Hold a valid Texas driver’s license with no outstanding tickets or warrants, provide a Social Security card or proof of legal authorization to work in the United States, reside in the State of Texas and provide a high school diploma, GED, or successfully pass the written Learner’s Permit section (Commercial Learner's Permit) of the CDL Exam

  • Complete the MileOne Admissions Application

  • Be able to read and speak English and perform basic arithmetic

  • Pass a Department of Transportation physical examination (Long Form required)

  • Pass a Department of Transportation drug screen

  • Meet federal medical qualifications, including:

    • No loss of limb without a Skill Performance Evaluation certificate

    • N o insulin‑dependent diabetes

    • No uncontrolled heart, respiratory, or blood pressure conditions

    • No neurological, muscular, or vascular conditions affecting vehicle control

    • No epilepsy or conditions causing loss of consciousness

    • No mental or psychiatric disorders that interfere with safe driving

    • Vision of 20/40 or better in each eye; not color blind

    • Adequate hearing

  • No felony convictions involving illegal drugs in a commercial vehicle

  • No DWI violations within the last 5 years

  • Complete ELDT (Entry Level Driver Training) 

Ready to get started
Click the application link below

WHAT ARE MY STEPS
TO GETTING A CDL?

  • Choose a school recognized with a Certificate of Approval from TWC. Every school offers a different approach to training. You want to research what school fits your scheduling to train and has an enviroment you are comfortable with while you train. We hope your choice is with MileOne CDL School! 

  • Be sure you meet the admission requirements listed above to include acquiring your DOT Physical and/or Drug Screen. Choosing a center for your DOT Physical is your choice. If you need help with scheduling an appointment for your medical certification please click the following link to schedule a DOT Physical Appt.   

 

  • Complete MileOne Admission Application - Your admission application is the first step to prepare you for CDL class. We want to be sure you are ready and have met all requirements before enrolling with MileOne. A member of our administrative team will reach out and help in preparation for your class start date. 

  • After verifying your admission status, we officially sign up for your first day of Class.

We begin classes on every Monday for students to study ELDT Theory (Entry Level Driver Training) and study towards testing for the Commercial License Permit (CLP) . The 40 hour theory class ensures new drivers meet minimum proficiency standards in both theory and behind-the-wheel instruction before taking skills or knowledge tests at the DMV.

You pass your ELDT theory course and we schedule you to take your CLP directly after passing theory.  After you acquire your CLP, we schedule you for Range and Road training on the yard where you learn Pre-trip and Behind-the-Wheel training for your Class A CDL or Class B CDL. ​

  • After Range and Road training and you are deemed proficient to test for your CDL. MileOne will schedule your appointment for testing. You test in the truck you trained with so that you are familiar with your test truck. 

 

  • Lastly, we congratulate you as a new CDL Driver!

 

  • Students who do not pass when initially testing will be provided the opportunity to practice and re-scheduled for another test date. 

READY TO GET STARTED?

 Click the Application Link above to start your first mile with MileOne!

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Who should apply for a
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First Time Drivers

Veterans are welcome

Veterans

Long Term Employment Options after Graduation

Seeking Long Term Employment

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