CDL Written Test Preparation Class
FAQS
What is a Commercial Learners Permit (CLP)?
The first step in qualifying for an Illinois CDL is to pass the written test(s) at a state testing facility. Once a person passes the written test(s), they are issued a learner’s permit. With a CLP, the holder is eligible to take the CDL road test at anytime within six (6) months of CLP issuance.
Are the classes just for a Class A CDL?
The class will cover state test materials for Class ‘A’ ‘B’ and ‘C’ CDL license types as well as endorsements for combination/articulated vehicles, air brakes and tanker vehicles. Members can pick and choose which state tests they need to take to qualify for the CDL they want or need.
How many classes will be scheduled?
The training fund will schedule as many classes as necessary to ensure every Local 701 member who wants to attend a class is offered the opportunity.
Minimum class size is 6 members
Classes are held at the Fund’s Training Center:
450 Gundersen Drive in Carol Stream, Illinois
Classes are no charge for Local 701 members in good standing.
A. Go to training fund website 701training.com
B. Select UPCOMING CLASSES
C. Select CDL TEST PREP CLASS
D. Scroll down and select APPLY NOW button
E. Fill in your contact information
F. Choose a class date
Members who wish to repeat the class are welcome to repeat once every member who registers for the class has had their first opportunity to attend a class.
The Fund does not own trucks for members to practice driving.