FAQ

Costs vary not only between Class A & Class B, but also between the method of enrollment. There are many companies that pay a percentage or the entire amount of tuition. Daly’s works with voucher programs through the Department of Labor, Veterans Association, Vocational Rehab, and other funding sources. Tuition financing through various other sources is also available for qualified applicants. Call us or fill out the Quick Contact form today to find out which program is best for you.

There are many different financial aid programs available, and we encourage you to call us for the answer to this question: 770-614-6022

If you obtained your Class B from Daly’s, the hours already obtained may be applied to your Class A license. If you obtained your Class B from another school, please call us at 770-800-4439.

Lodging is available for qualified students. To check on your eligibility please call us now!

Under the FMCSA Mandate for entry level driver training you must receive the hours of training we offer in order to be eligible for employment. In addition to hands on training we cover many of these required training areas in the first week or classroom phase of training. Some Classroom training may be waived under certain situations call for details.

If you have a CDL permit from another state, you must test for your CDL license in that state. You will have to retake your CDL permit in GA in order to get a CDL License from GA.

Yes, you can have a job offer prior to starting training. Daly’s has been training in the Atlanta area since 1992. We work with well over 50 major trucking companies. Call today and let us explain how our placement department works. In addition, you can learn more by visiting our Job Placement page.

Approximately 12% of truck drivers (nationally) are women, and this same statistic is in line with Daly’s Truck Driving School’s enrollment trends. There is a growing demand for truck drivers, and women are realizing more and more that this profession fits them well.