English Сourse for Truck Drivers
The English Course for Drivers is designed to help commercial drivers communicate effectively on the road and during inspections. Learn essential phrases for working with documents, passing vehicle inspections, handling emergencies, and interacting with officers and dispatchers. The course focuses on real-world vocabulary and practical conversation skills needed for safe and successful driving.

What Does Our Course Look Like
(Available for SP and RU)
Included in Our Courses
1 Introduction
1.Why English Language Skills Are Critical for CDL Drivers
2.Basic Requirements for CDL Drivers in the USA
3.How Language Requirements for CDL Drivers Have Evolved
2 Road Signs
1. Regulatory Signs (R Series)
2. Vehicle Speed Limit Plaques
3. Selective Exclusion Signs and Plaques
4. (R2-1) Speed Limit
5. End Truck Speed Limit
6. Weight limits
7. Weigh stations
8. Truck routes
9. Warning signs
10. Hill
11. Truck Crossing / Vehicular Traffic Warning
12. Advisory speeds
13. W7-2P Use low gear
14. W7-4 Runaway Truck Ramp
15. D17-1 Truck lane and slow vehicle signs
16. D17-2 Truck lane and slow vehicle signs
17. Signing for Truck Parking Availability
18. Bridge ices before road
19. Road Ends (distance)
20. Gusty Winds Area
21. Fog area
22. School speed limit when flashing
23. Road narrows
24. Dip
25. Slippery when wet ahead
26. Uneven lanes
27. Metal bridge deck
28. Shoulder ends
29. Trucks Entering
30. W14-1 Dead end
31. W14-1a Dead End on the Right (Left)
32. W14-2 No Outlet
33. W14-3 No Passing Zone
34. R14-2 Hazardous Material Route
35. R14-3 Hazardous Material Prohibited
36. R14-4 National Network Route
37. R14-5 National Network Prohibited
38. No Trucks
39. R3-1b No Right Turn for Trucks
40. R4-5 Trucks Use Right Lane
41. Trucks are prohibited from entering
42. No Thru Trucks
43. No Commercial Vehicles
3 Common Phrases
1. Preparing for a Truck Inspection: What to Expect and How to Respond
2. Driver and Documentation
3. Hours of Service (HOS)
4. Cargo and Load
5. Vehicle Condition
6. General Conduct and Compliance
7. Abbreviations and Acronyms
8. Driver's Professional Vocabulary
9. NATO Phonetic Alphabet
4 English Phrases for the Shipping & Receiving
1. Basic Phrases for Arrival and Check-In
2. Communication at the Dock
3. Finishing Pickup or Delivery
5 State Highway Patrol Communication
1. Basics of Communication with State Police
2. How to Answer Officer’s Questions
3. ChatGPT – Explanations, Recommendations, and Basic Tips for Using the Neural Network
4. How to Install ChatGPT and Subscribe to the Paid Version
5. Role-Playing Practice with ChatGPT
6 Weight station DOT inspection
1. Main Reasons for a Truck Inspection
2. Tips
3. What Types of Inspections Exist?
4. Video: How a Real Inspection Goes
7 Additional Information
1. Road English Basics for Truck Drivers
2. Practice of Road Phrases and Commands
3. Why It’s Important to Know Key Road Phrases
4. Common Traffic Violations
5. Violations That Are Easy to Avoid
6. Violations That Could Cost You Your License
7. Tailgating — Dangerous Following
8. HOV Lane Violation (Part 1)
9. HOV Lane Violation (Part 2)
10. Illegal U-Turn
11. Quiz: Traffic Violations
12. Quiz: Terms and Processes
13. Quiz: Specialized Freight Terms
14. Unexpected Situations During Transportation
15. Quiz: Freight Terminology
16. Reverse Quiz: Key Breakdowns
17. Communication with Brokers and Dispatchers
What People say About Us
How We Will Guide You
to Getting Your CDL
Registration
Covers all federally required theory topics such as safe driving, vehicle systems, hours of service, and driver responsibilities. This is your foundation for a professional CDL career.
Theory
Train in a high-tech simulator to safely practice real-life driving scenarios, maneuvers, and emergency situations. Ideal for building confidence before getting behind the wheel.
Practice
Focused training on air brake system components, operation, and inspection. Prepare to pass the air brake knowledge test and safely handle commercial vehicles.
Final Exam
Learn to identify, check, and explain vehicle components in preparation for the CDL pre-trip inspection test. Includes checklists and instructor guidance.
Employment and Green Card
Comprehensive final assessment covering theory, safety, and inspection knowledge. Pass this to move forward to your CDL exam or certificate.
Registration for the course
English Сourse for Truck Drivers
Why Choose Us?
Our Team
FAQ
How long does it take to get a CDL?
Most of our students finish in just 2 to 4 weeks — it all depends on your schedule and how often you can train. We offer flexible programs, including weekend and part-time options, so whether you want to move fast or take it slow, we’ll match your pace.
Can you help me find a job after I get my CDL?
Yes — every student who finishes our program gets hired.
We work with top trucking companies and help you line up job offers even before you finish training. You don’t just get a license — you get a career.
How much does it cost to get a CDL? Are there payment plans?
We offer different packages and flexible payment options.
Call us +1 844 499 1585 — we’ll help you find the right one.
Can I get financing for the CDL training?
Yes! We partner with Affirm, PayPal and One Stop Career Center to make training more affordable.
Give us a quick call +1 844 499 1585 to see your options. We’re here to help.
Do you help with the CDL permit test?
Yes — we’ve got you covered! You can start with our free CDL practice tests right on the website — they’re a great way to prepare.
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Once you sign up our easy-to-use online platform, you can unlock the full list of real test questions in your student account. We give you everything you need to pass with confidence!
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