CDL Training in Fayetteville, NC
TransTech’s Fayetteville campus on Elm Street serves students from across Cumberland County and nearby communities including Hope Mills, Spring Lake, Stedman, and Linden.
TransTech’s Fayetteville campus on Elm Street serves students from across Cumberland County and nearby communities including Hope Mills, Spring Lake, Stedman, and Linden.
Our Class A CDL program takes students through every phase of training, from classroom topics like air brakes, logbooks, and trip planning, to range work covering pre-trip inspection and backing maneuvers, to behind-the-wheel time on public roads. The program is ELDT compliant and can be completed in as little as four weeks. No prior experience required. Students complete their CDL skills test on-site at the Fayetteville campus.
Class B CDL training is also available at the Fayetteville campus. The region supports steady demand for Class B drivers in construction, local delivery, and waste and recycling operations throughout Cumberland County and surrounding areas.
The full-time program can be completed in four weeks and begins every Monday. Classes run Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm.
The weekend program is ten weeks and works for students who cannot leave their current job. Classes run Saturday–Sunday, 7am–5pm.

Fayetteville sits along I-95, one of the most heavily traveled freight corridors on the East Coast, with US-401 and US-301 adding additional reach across southeastern North Carolina. The city is home to Fort Liberty, the largest military installation in the country, which generates a consistent flow of freight and logistics activity year-round. Beyond the base, the region supports construction, retail distribution, and healthcare sectors that all rely on CDL drivers to keep operations running.
Demand for Class A CDL drivers in the Fayetteville market is steady across all routes. The I-95 corridor connects drivers to freight markets stretching from Florida to the Northeast, making it a strong launching point for regional and OTR careers. National carriers including Schneider National, Stevens Transport, TMC Transportation, and more recruit from TransTech graduates. We help our students connect with carriers hiring in the area.
Entry-level CDL drivers in the Fayetteville area typically earn:
$45,000 – $65,000 per year
Based on data from Indeed, ZipRecruiter, and Glassdoor for the Fayetteville, NC market. Drivers on regional or OTR routes commonly earn $65,000–$85,000, with higher pay tied to mileage and endorsements. Experienced drivers or those running specialized freight can earn $85,000 or more annually.
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See Fayetteville Class ScheduleTransTech’s Fayetteville campus offers Class A CDL training and Class B CDL training. Both programs are ELDT-compliant and approved by the State of North Carolina.
Students complete their NC CDL skills test on-site at the Fayetteville campus after training. There is no need to schedule a separate appointment at a state DMV location.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old (21 for interstate commerce or hazardous materials), hold a valid North Carolina driver’s license, have an acceptable driving record, and pass a DOT physical and drug screen. Your license cannot be suspended, disqualified, or revoked, and you cannot hold more than one driver’s license. See the full North Carolina CDL Requirement Guide.
Yes, weekend classes are Saturday–Sunday, 7am–5pm for ten weeks.
No prior commercial driving experience is needed to enroll. You will earn your Commercial Learner’s Permit during the first week of training.
Fayetteville’s position on I-95 opens up local, regional, and OTR opportunities throughout the Southeast and beyond. TransTech’s job placement connects graduates with carriers and recruiters during and after training.
Yes. TransTech is approved for VA education benefits. Given Fayetteville’s strong veteran and military community, our admissions team is experienced in walking students through the VA benefits process.
Students travel to the Elm Street campus from across Cumberland County and surrounding areas including Hope Mills, Spring Lake, Stedman, Linden, and communities throughout Harnett and Hoke counties. The campus is accessible from I-95 and US-401.