All About DRIVE

Discover the fusion of innovation and education in our high-tech trailer known as DRIVE: Fuel Your Future. This is not just a vehicle but a state-of-the-art traveling event. Equipped with the latest technology, it provides an immersive, hands-on training experience that catapults aspiring men and women into the future of the industry. Embark on your career journey and see firsthand how we’re transforming the face of trucking education.

Path to Success

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Experience DRIVE

Step into our high-tech trailer and feel the future of trucking at your fingertips. Our immersive walkthrough experience is designed to give you a firsthand glimpse of the innovative technology transforming the industry and the opportunities available to you.

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Find Your Program

Enroll in a CDL or diesel mechanic program that provides comprehensive, hands-on training. The curriculum is meticulously designed to provide you with the skills needed for a lifelong career in logistics. 

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Get Hands-On Training

Your next step is to get hands-on training that offers the real-world experience you need. Learn from seasoned industry professionals and practice everything you’ve studied. It’s not just about learning the ropes — it’s about mastering them.

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Enjoy Endless Possibilities

Graduate with confidence and enjoy the near 100% job placement rate. Whether you dream of hitting the road as a driver, working on the largest engines in the industry, or exploring other avenues, training opens up a world of opportunities.

Beaufort County CC

Beaufort County Community College offers comprehensive training programs in the transportation industry. The Diesel Technician Academy provides hands-on labs and classroom instruction, leading to a Compact Diesel Engine credential (EETC). The 16-week Truck Driver Training Program prepares students for the NCDMV CDL exam, covering Class-A and Class-B vehicles. With hybrid online classes and industry partnerships, students gain essential skills for successful careers.

CDL Program
Diesel Mechanic Program

Caldwell CC & Technical Institute

Immerse yourself in Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute truck driver training program, established in 1990. Courses for Class A-CDL and Class B-CDL provide comprehensive training on all aspects of truck driving, from basic vehicle control to understanding federal regulations. With a legacy of over 2,000 successful graduates, this robust program paves the way for a thriving trucking career.

CDL Program
Diesel Mechanic Program

Central Carolina CC

Central Carolina Community College’s CDL program offers comprehensive, hands-on training. With a focus on defensive driving, Federal Motor Carrier Safety regulations, trip planning, and cargo handling, the program will provide you with the necessary skills for safe, efficient road navigation.

Central Piedmont CC

Central Piedmont offers commercial truck driving classes and an immersive Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology program. Learn to inspect, repair, and maintain heavy-duty truck and heavy equipment diesel engines. Central Piedmont’s NATEF-certified program features state-of-the-art labs and work-based learning, preparing you for the ASE exam and a career as a transportation service technician.

CDL Program
Diesel Mechanic Program

Fayetteville Technical CC

Fayetteville Technical Community College’s 10-week CDL program imparts comprehensive Commercial Driving License examination training. It covers critical areas like service hour reporting, trip planning, and DMV testing, ensuring readiness for a successful career in commercial truck driving.

Guilford Technical CC

Guilford Technical Community College offers an all-encompassing Commercial Driver License (CDL) training program.  With its hands-on approach, it ensures trainees are adept at CDL skills, ready to pass the NCDOT tests, and well-equipped for in-demand truck driving opportunities.

CDL Program
Diesel Mechanic Program

Johnston CC

Johnston Community College’s NC Truck Driver Training School program delivers comprehensive training that encompasses skills such as defensive driving, vehicle inspections, cargo handling, and more. Graduates are equipped to operate commercial vehicles safely and find employment opportunities in various industries, governmental agencies, and even self-employment.

CDL Program
Diesel Mechanic Program

Richmond CC

Richmond Community College offers commercial driver’s license training to prepare the next generation of truck drivers and heavy vehicle operators. Upon course completion, students will take the final road test for their CDL at Richmond Community College’s Laurinburg training facility

Sampson CC

Sampson Community College offers an excellent Truck Driver Training Program that will afford students the opportunity to earn their Class A CDL.

Testimonials

Stephon Johnson
March 24th, 2026

You should pursue it because you can take care of your family, for one, and then the freedom that you get with it, and also all of the things you can learn about a truck and why you should respect [them] when you’re on the road.

Bruce Moore
March 24th, 2026

The scenarios that they threw in there, those were very eye-catching and very similar to what could actually happen on the street. Somebody running out in front of you, deer jumping out, people not doing what you anticipate them to do. So you got to know what to do because it can happen.

Emmett Peek
March 24th, 2026

Trucking, trades work in general, it’s a really great alternative if something like college doesn’t seem like something that you’re into or you can’t find something you’re into. Trucking is the type of job where if you’re good at it, you’ll always have a job. You can make good money just driving.

20 Years Behind the Wheel
March 24th, 2026

I thought it was gonna be easy like driving a car but it really felt like I was inside of an 18-wheeler. It gives a realistic view of what it’s like. It kind of gives you a little bit of foresight as to what to expect before you actually get into one of the rigs.

Royce Scott
March 24th, 2026

I think they should consider trucking because going to a four-year school is not for everyone and it’s a trade. Just where you live at don’t mean that you have to stay there. As you become a truck driver you get to drive all over the United States and you get to see different parts.

Steve Duggins
March 24th, 2026

I think they should consider trucking because going to a four-year school is not for everyone and it’s a trade. Just where you live at don’t mean that you have to stay there. As you become a truck driver you get to drive all over the United States and you get to see different parts.

Van Staley
March 24th, 2026

This is the only thing that I have done that I have enjoyed, and I’ve been doing it most of my adult life. The only reason I’m still doing it is because it’s a life-changing experience for a lot of my people. When they graduate, they can go out and change their family tree.

Jamila
March 24th, 2026

I know there’s a lot of money in the industry, and I’ve observed that there’s a lot of women that are getting in the game. They’re driving trucks, dumpster trucks, bulldozers, and I think that’s empowering. I really like it.

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