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CDL Training in Vermont

Vermont has 12 CDL programs in our files: 12 locations on FMCSA's training registry.

Programs
12
all sources
Median pay
$60,830
heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers, BLS May 2025; U.S. $58,640
On the WIOA list
7
CDL programs, U.S. DOL file

Every CDL program in Vermont

School or locationWhereType
Giroux General Transport Inc Berlin Class A road
Lamoille Valley Transportation, Inc. Morrisville Class B road
Mount Mansfield Unified Union School District Jericho Class B road
Ncsu Newport Class B road
Northeast Driver Training LLCWIOA list Chester Class A road
Precision Driver Training School Irasburg Class A road
Precision Driver Training School Newport Range or theory
Pro Driver TrainingWIOA list Milton Class A road
Southwest TechWIOA list Bennington Class A road
Stafford Driver Training School Rutland Class A road
Stafford Driver Training School West Rutland Class A road
Wildcat Busing Inc Hardwick Class B road

Sources: IPEDS 2024 (programs, completions 2023-24, costs 2024-25); FMCSA Training Provider Registry. WIOA list: U.S. Department of Labor ETA-9171 file, programs listed June 30, 2025.

Rules that apply

Since February 7, 2022, people getting a first Class A or B CDL, or a passenger, school bus or hazmat endorsement, must first complete entry-level driver training from a provider on FMCSA's Training Provider Registry. (49 CFR 380, subpart F)

Theory and behind-the-wheel training (range and public road) must be finished within one year of completing the first part, except for the hazmat endorsement. (49 CFR 380.603(c)(3))

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