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🤓 FAQ FRIDAY! 🚚 🔍 FAQ: What's the class timeline at Truck America Training? 🌟 Answer: For Class A CDL, it's typically 160 hours (3-1/2 weeks), and for Class B CDL, approximately 100 hours (2 weeks). Fast-track your journey to success and be ready to ace the CDL state exam! 🎓🚛 Curious about CDL timelines? Ask away! Let's gear up for your trucking adventure! 👇 #CDLFAQ #TruckAmericaTraining #ClassTimelines 🌟👨🏫

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🤓 FAQ FRIDAY! 🚛 🔍 FAQ: What are the school hours at Truck America Training? 🌟 Answer: Monday through Friday, from 6:30 am to 5:15 pm. Rise and shine with us on your journey to a successful trucking career! 🌅🚚 Curious about our schedule? Ask away! Let's make your CDL dreams a reality! 👇 #CDLFAQ #TruckAmericaTraining #SchoolHours 🎓👨🏫

I once had the aspiration to become a commercial pilot. I went through the first stage of training by earning a private pilot license in 2014. The idea was to go to University to earn a degree in aeronautical engineering and collect flight hours in parallel so that I can continue towards the airline transport pilot license after earning my degree. Life has brought me down a different path. I earned my engineering degree and found pleasure in the jobs I had along the path. I also founded a family and learned to reconsider my priorities. Did I ever regret spending a lot of time and money on getting the private pilot license? Not at all! Flying has taught me numerous lessons on project management, I could not miss out in my profession: 🗺 Never start without a plan! Navigation is all about referencing your current position to a well considered baseline path. ⚠️ Always consider possible risks! Safety comes first. A pilot must always be prepared for the unforseen and have a backup plan in place. ⛈️ Know your environment! Never fly without understanding external influences like weather or topographical conditions and special circumstances along your route. 🛩 Constant monitoring & controling is key! You cannot adjust your speed, without loosing hight. You cannot adjust height or take a turn without loosing speed and subsequently height. Like project management, flying is all about constant inputs to balance your parameters. I measure life by experience, not by time. #lifeislearning #paths #plans #aviation #projectmanagement #balance https://lnkd.in/ge4psVuW

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A common question we get is how often we start classes for CDL training. The answer? We start a day class every Monday, and our evening classes begin every 3 weeks! What are you waiting for? Call us! (509)990-2884 #cdltraining #truckdrivingschool #cdl #CDLDrivers #DRIVE509 #InlandNW #SpokaneWA #trucking #cdljobs

One question which can test the aptitude of recent engineering graduates and test their understanding of the fundamentals is as follows: We have a sprinter, let's call him Usain Bolt. There is a 10 km circular track and Bolt has to run two laps of this track. For the first lap Bolt runs at an average speed of 5 kmph. What should be his average speed in the second lap to have an overall average speed of 10 kmph for both laps? This used to be one of the common question in some of the interviews that I've given over the years. I'll share the answer after I've received some responses. #puzzles #logicalthinking #fundamentals #dataanalytics #interviewpreparation