Class A CDL Training Course
Event Details
Date
January 18, 2025
February 22, 2025
March 22, 2025
Time
8am-5pm
Location
3 dates, each with a different location
Host
MacKenzie
607-661-6304
NYS Certified Instructor: Todd Swimelar, "The CDL Guy"
Training required by NYS to take Class A CDL exam and driving test.
Permit not required for classroom time, but is required for driving time.
Dates & Locations:
- January 18th - Lismore Dairy (Arkport, NY)
- February 22nd - Country Crossroads Feed & Seed (Greenwood, NY)
- March 22nd - Leland Harris Farms (Lindley, NY)
Class will be held 8am-5pm, you choose date & location.
Cost: $550 for members, $650 for non-members
Breakfast refreshments & lunch provided
Please contact MacKenzie for more information and to register.
607-661-6304
$100 deposit required to register
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