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Infobox Truck Driver Institute[edit]
| name = Truck Driver Institute | logo
|logo = File:Logo_TDI.png
| type = Private
| Foundation = 1973[1]
|Number of locations = 11 [1]
| Location = USA
| key_people = Thomas Gast, Founder[1]
| industry = Vocational School
| Services = TDI Program Information |
| image= Logo_TDI.png [2]
| homepage= {{[ https://www.drivebigtrucks.com[3]]}}
Truck Driver Institute[edit]
The Truck Driver Institute, Inc. (commonly TDI) was established in 1973[4], supplying commercial driver training[4]. The same institute also offers training in Atlanta[4], Birmingham[4], Gulfport[4], Indianapolis[4], Louisville[4], Nashville[4], Orlando[4], Pensacola[4], Richburg[4], South Bend[4], and Tupelo[4]. Over 15 days students are taught information to take the CDL[5] test.
History[edit]
Truck Driver Institute ( also known as TDI[1]) was founded in 1973 [1]by the U.S Army Veteran Thomas Gast[1]. Truck Driver Institute is a vocational school[1] that trains adults to get Commercial Driver License (CDL)[1]. Truck Driver institute has 11 campuses across the United States[1]. To verify CDL requirements for each state review the state and federal CDL requirements[6] for insight to each of the 11 states requirements: Atlanta[4], Birmingham[4], Gulfport[4], Indianapolis[4], Louisville[4], Nashville[4], Orlando[4], Pensacola[4], Richburg[4], South Bend[4], and Tupelo[4]. Prior to taking the CDL exam reviewing the updated federal regulations[7] is suggested.
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i "Why TDI".
- ^ "Truck Driver Institute".
- ^ "Drive Big Trucks".
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x "Best Truck Driving Schools Across America - My CDL Training". My CDL Training. 2018-02-28. Retrieved 2018-10-04.
- ^ "United States commercial driver's license training", Wikipedia, 2018-04-16, retrieved 2018-10-04
- ^ "Federal And State CDL Requirements".
- ^ "Minimum Training Requirements for Entry-Level Commercial Motor Vehicle Operators". https://www.federalregister.gov.
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