TRUCK TRAINING

EARN $80,000 - $100,000 per year!

Train for a High Paying Career at Little to No Cost

We are Canada’s largest provider of truck driver training - no other truck driving school offers more job opportunities for better pay. We can show you how you can earn $100,000/year and more! At TTCC we go beyond the minimum licensing requirements of other schools to make sure you maximize your earning power. Better training = better paying job opportunities at better companies.

Course highlights

Training on Standard Transmissions
FREE Unlimited simulator training - (our simulator NEVER replaces truck hours)
FREE Skid School for graduates at our Nationally Recognized Skid Pad Training Facility
E-log training
TTCC Air Brake Advantage™
Border crossing training
Dangerous goods
Lifetime job placement assistance
Road test guarantee
Off-road dump truck training and common core surface miner certificate training (at select campuses)
Forklift safety training
Cargo load securement training
Introduction to Heavy Equipment Operation (at select campuses)
One on one or group training
Qualifies for the “Train at Little or No Cost” funding options

A full Class AZ (air brake endorsement) truck licence lets you drive:

Any truck/tractor trailer combination
A combination of motor vehicle and towed vehicles where the towed vehicles exceed a total gross weight of 4,600 kilograms (10,000 lbs) and has air brakes
A vehicle pulling double trailers

With a full Class A licence you can also drive:

a car or light truck covered by a Class G licence
heavy trucks covered by the Class D truck licence
any vehicle covered under a restricted Class A truck licence

A Class A licence does not allow you to drive a bus carrying passengers, a motorcycle or a moped

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Course highlights

Training on Standard Transmissions
Unlimited simulator training - our simulator NEVER replaces truck hours
Off-road dump truck training and common core surface miner certificate training (at select campuses)
E log training
TTCC Air Brake Advantage™
Qualifies for the “Train at Little or No Cost” funding options

The Class D licence lets you drive a truck with a gross weight or registered gross weight exceeding 11,000 kilograms (24,000 lb) or any truck or combination exceeding 11,000 kilograms (24,000 lb) gross weight or registered gross weight provided the towed vehicle is not over 4,600 kilograms (10,000 lb). If the towed vehicle weighs more, you will need either a full Class A or restricted Class A licence.

With a Class D licence you can also drive a car or light truck covered by a G Class licence.

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Course highlights

Automatic Transmission training
TTCC Air Brake Advantage™
Use of TTCC truck for road test

The Class D licence lets you drive a truck with a gross weight or registered gross weight exceeding 11,000 kilograms (24,000 lb) or any truck or combination exceeding 11,000 kilograms (24,000 lb) gross weight or registered gross weight provided the towed vehicle is not over 4,600 kilograms(10,000 lb). If the towed vehicle weighs more, you will need either a full Class A or restricted Class A licence.

With a Class D licence you can also drive a car or light truck covered by a G Class licence.

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Course Highlights

Pickup & Trailer pre-trip inspection
Safe Trailer hookup and unhook procedures
Pickup interior cab checks
Defensive driving practices
Trailer cornering practice
Safe backing protocols
MTO Road test preparation
Use of truck for road test

The restricted Class A (condition R) licence is meant for drivers operating smaller truck-trailer combinations, such as a recreational, horse or utility trailer. As of July 19, 2021, the type of transmission in the vehicle you use for your road test will determine what types of Class AR vehicles you can drive in Ontario.

You can also drive:

a car or light truck covered by a Class G licence
heavy trucks covered by the Class D truck licence

What you can't drive

With a restricted Class A licence, you can't:

pull a trailer equipped with air brakes
drive a full-size tractor-trailer
drive a vehicle pulling a double trailer
train another driver on a vehicle that requires full Class A privileges to drive

Requirements

To obtain a restricted Class A licence (condition R), you must:

be at least 18 years old
hold a valid Ontario licence other than G1, G2, M, M1 or M2
pass a vision test
submit a valid medical report
pass a knowledge test about operating large trucks and tractor-trailers
pass a road test using a vehicle that meets the requirements for Class A (R)

To remove the "R" condition and upgrade your licence to a full Class A, you must successfully complete a road test using a vehicle with a full Class A vehicle configuration. This includes:

A trailer with a Manufacturer’s Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (MGVWR) of at least 4,600 kg.
A full air brake system on both the truck/ tractor and trailer.

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