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Truck drivers are in demand, and with a deficit of over 50,000 drivers it makes sense to get your commercial driver’s license now and start a new career on the road.
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Georgia's Premier Truck Driving School

Daly’s Truck Driving School, Georgia’s Premier Truck Driving School, has graduated over 16,000 students since 1992 and is by many considered the best truck driving school in Atlanta.

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GET YOUR CAREER STARTED TODAY AND EARN MORE THAN $69,000 A YEAR! *
Daly’s Truck Driving School currently offers a 15-Day course for Georgia Class A Commercial Driver’s License and a 6-day course for a Georgia Class B CDL.
Full and Part-time classes are available

* Professional truck drivers earn a mean annual wage of $48,710. The top 10% of truck drivers make more than $69,480 per year according to the 2020 Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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