CDL TRAINING IN GREENVILLE, NC
TransTech’s Greenville campus on Dickinson Avenue serves students from across Pitt County and surrounding communities including Winterville, Farmville, Washington, and Stokes.
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2800 E 10th St., Suite 115
Greenville, NC 27858 - 252-242-4773
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Monday - Thursday:
7:00a - 5:30p
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Programs and Schedules at TransTech Greenville
Class A CDL Training
TransTech’s Class A CDL program moves students from the fundamentals of air brakes, map reading, and hours of service regulations through range training on pre-trip inspection and backing maneuvers, and into real 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 Greenville campus.
Class B CDL Training
Class B CDL training is also available at the Greenville campus for students pursuing careers in straight truck, dump truck, delivery, construction, or waste and recycling driving. Eastern North Carolina’s growing construction and municipal sectors keep demand for Class B drivers steady throughout the region.
Flexible Training Schedules
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Full-Time Classes
Four weeks from start to finish. Classes run Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm and a new group of students starts every Monday.
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Part-Time Weekend Classes
Ten weeks, Saturday and Sunday only. A practical option for anyone who needs to stay employed while working toward their CDL. Classes run 7am–5pm.
Trucking Demand in the Greenville Area
Greenville is the economic and logistics center of eastern North Carolina. US-264 and US-13 connect the region to Raleigh and the coast, and the area sits within reasonable reach of the Port of Morehead City and the Port of Wilmington, both of which generate consistent inland freight movement. Agriculture is a major driver in the surrounding counties, with poultry, tobacco, and produce operations depending on reliable transportation to move product. Vidant Health, one of the largest healthcare systems in the state, anchors a growing medical and pharmaceutical supply chain in the region as well.
Truck Driving Jobs in Greenville, NC
Regional and national carriers actively recruit CDL drivers out of eastern North Carolina. Carriers including Schneider National, Stevens Transport, TMC Transportation, and Werner Enterprises hire from the area, alongside regional operators serving agricultural, healthcare, and general freight routes. TransTech’s job placement program connects graduates with carriers hiring across all route types.
Truck Driver Salary in Greenville, NC
Entry-level CDL drivers in the Greenville area typically earn:
$46,000 – $65,000 per year
Based on data from Indeed, ZipRecruiter, and Glassdoor for the Greenville, NC market. Drivers who move into regional or OTR roles can expect $65,000–$85,000, with earnings increasing further with experience and endorsements. The eastern NC corridor offers strong OTR opportunity given its position between major southeastern freight markets.
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View Next Greenville Class StartFrequently Asked Questions
What programs are available at the Greenville campus?
TransTech Greenville offers both Class A and Class B CDL training. Both programs are ELDT compliant and approved by the State of North Carolina.
Can I take my CDL skills test at the Greenville campus?
Students complete their NC CDL skills test on-site at the Greenville campus after finishing their training. No separate DMV appointment needed.
What are the requirements to enroll?
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.
How long does the program take?
Full-time students can complete Class A or Class B training in four weeks. The weekend schedule runs ten weeks and is designed for students who are currently working.
Do I need experience before enrolling?
None. You will earn your Commercial Learner’s Permit during the first week and build from there with hands-on instruction.
What trucking jobs are available in eastern North Carolina?
The region supports demand across agricultural hauling, healthcare distribution, construction, and general freight moving through the US-264 corridor toward Raleigh and the coastal ports. TransTech’s job placement assistance helps graduates connect with carriers that are actively hiring.
Where do students come from to attend the Greenville campus?
The Dickinson Avenue campus draws students from across Pitt County and the broader eastern NC region, with common areas including Winterville, Farmville, Washington, Stokes, Ayden, and communities throughout Beaufort, Edgecombe, and Wilson counties. The campus is accessible from US-264 and US-13.