The trucking industry is an integral part of the American economy. Practically every industry relies on trucking for the delivery of materials to make the product and take the product to the marketplace.
Look around your home or office. Chances are that each product from the furniture to the clothes you’re wearing to the food you eat has seen the inside of a truck. Most of the aspects of everyday life are only possible because of the hard work of truck drivers helping companies deliver goods and helping people get the things they need.
Trained truck drivers are important for the trucking industry to run smoothly and efficiently.
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Thinking about a career change? Whether you’re burned out from a desk job, ready to break free from routine, or just craving something different, trucking offers something many careers don’t: freedom, flexibility, and a fast track to financial stability. But before you hit the road, there’s one big decision to make—short haul vs long haul trucking? […]
Last month, Jerome Redmond, President and CEO of American Truck Training (ATT), traveled to Washington, D.C. for the Commercial Vehicle Training Association’s (CVTA) annual Hill Day. While on Capitol Hill, Jerome met with Congresswoman Stephanie Bice of Oklahoma’s 5th Congressional District, who expressed her continued commitment to supporting workforce development, particularly through WIOA (Workforce Innovation […]
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new night CDL class at American Truck Training! Designed for maximum flexibility and convenience, our evening program is perfect for busy individuals ready to start a rewarding career in truck driving—without disrupting their daily responsibilities. Why Our Night Class? Starting a trucking career opens doors to stable […]
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