This course is a Government of Alberta mandated 121.5 hours of training. it includes:
– 40.5 hours of classroom training
– 57 hours of in-vehicle training: 39 hours of driving time and 18 hours of ‘off-road’ maneuvers (couple / uncouple, backing)
– 15.5 hours of ‘in-yard’ training (inspection activities)
3 hours driving max per day
– 8.5 hours Air Brake ‘Q’ course: 6.5 hours of classroom and 2 hours of in-vehicle training
This price includes the use of the tractor-trailer unit for the 2-hours government road test. This prices does not include a Driver’s medical or the Government road test Permit
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