Chico gives a behind-the-scenes look at Bishop State’s career technical education programs, including CDL training, diesel technology, and skilled trades, and explains how community colleges respond directly to local workforce needs. From first-time students in their 50s to younger drivers with industry exposure, Chico breaks down how instructors adapt teaching styles to meet students where they are.

Topics include:

Why trucking education is about rhythm, patience, and syncopation

Teaching drivers to back better than they drive forward

Building classroom community and teamwork among students

Adapting instruction for beginners and experienced students

Why repetition and real-world backing matter

Preparing drivers psychologically for life on the road

Using all five senses to understand a truck’s health

The importance of humility, curiosity, and passion in instructors

How CDL training connects students to long-term careers—not just licenses

This episode highlights trucking as both a profession and a lifestyle, and why great instructors focus on confidence, calm, and continuous learning—not shortcuts.

Learn more about Bishop State Community College and CDL training:

https://www.bishop.edu

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The discussion centers on recent FMCSA enforcement of the Training Provider Registry (TPR), which has resulted in thousands of CDL training providers being removed from the registry. Missy explains why this enforcement matters, how self-certification created gaps in training quality, and why safety—not speed—must remain the priority.

Key topics include:

Why over 6,000 CDL training providers have been removed from the FMCSA registry

The difference between competence, proficiency, and reflexivity in driver training

Why “24-hour CDL” programs undermine safety and transparency

How legitimate programs balance time, quality instruction, and workforce demand

The role of partnerships between carriers and training institutions

Instructor recruitment challenges and the need for experienced drivers in education

Curriculum improvement, simulators, and hands-on learning

Tracking student outcomes and why accountability matters

Missy’s outlook on CDL training, logistics education, and industry reform in the new year

This thoughtful, candid conversation highlights the real work being done by educators, regulators, and industry leaders to raise standards and create the next generation of safe, professional drivers.

Learn more about Pima Community College’s CDL program:

https://pima.edu/driver

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As regulators take a closer look at CDL schools and ELDT programs, Jimmy and Jane break down how training models have evolved, why many carriers are stepping away from running their own CDL schools, and what separates a “training mill” from a truly effective program. The conversation dives into fleet culture, turnover myths, school-to-carrier partnerships, and how realistic expectations about life on the road can make or break a new driver’s success.

They also discuss:

The future of CDL reform and ELDT expansion

Why culture starts during training—not orientation

Carrier-run schools vs. partnerships with CDL and vocational schools

Reducing turnover through transparency and preparation

Innovative ideas like bridge programs and shared instructors

What trucking companies and schools can do better for new entrants

If you care about the future of driver education, fleet culture, and building a stronger trucking workforce, this is a must-listen conversation.

Learn more about Jane’s work at CarriersEdge:

https://www.carriersedge.com

Mike brings more than 30 years of experience in driver training and CDL examination, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at how quality training programs differ from fly-by-night operations. The discussion dives into Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements, federal and state compliance, and why regulators are increasingly cracking down on substandard training providers.

Jimmy and Mike explore what examiners look for during CDL tests, the importance of process, repetition, and foundational skills, and how proper training directly impacts safety, employability, and long-term career success. They also discuss how professional driving schools help students from all walks of life—from young drivers to career changers—build not just driving skills, but a clear career path that fits their lifestyle and home life.

The conversation also covers hands-on training versus shortcuts, simulator use, real-world experience, industry hiring expectations, and what trucking companies truly want from new drivers in today’s highly regulated environment.

Learn more about Trainco Truck Driving Schools at

https://traincoinc.com

They discuss mission-specific training for specialized industries like hazmat, pharmaceutical, defense, and high-security cargo, and why generic programs don’t cut it. Michael explains how individualized coaching builds confidence, retention, and stronger safety outcomes, and how Boyle Transportation has maintained an exceptional safety record through high-quality, tailored training programs.

Learn more about career opportunities and training programs at Boyle Transportation here: https://driveboyle.com/apply/

Visit Boyle Transportation online: https://www.boyletransport.com/

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Ken also gives an inside look at Leonard’s Express, a national logistics provider known for its cold chain expertise. With nearly 40 years in transportation and leadership roles across state and national associations, Ken brings direct insight on industry needs, workforce expectations, and the path to building stronger training programs.

Learn more about Leonard’s Express at www.leonardsexpress.com

Facebook:  / leonardsexpress 

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There’s no shared definition of effective training across the industry. Jane and Jimmy explore whether carriers, drivers, and schools truly understand what quality training looks like — and how gaps in standards may be impacting safety and driver readiness.

They also discuss the rise of self-certifying CDL schools, the effects of new FMCSA language rules on immigrant and non-domiciled drivers, and how changing CDL regulations could reshape the driver workforce. From loopholes in training programs to the unintended consequences of new federal rules, this conversation shines a light on what’s working and what isn’t in truck driver education.

Brought to you by CarriersEdge, the leader in online safety and compliance training for the trucking industry.

Learn more at https://www.carriersedge.com

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CDL overhaul and Ukrainian drivers: https://www.freightwaves.com/news/cdl...

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Dave explains how initiatives like the National Apprenticeship Program and the Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot (SDAP) are opening doors for young drivers under 21 to safely and successfully enter the trucking industry. He also shares how FASTPORT’s partnerships with the Veteran Ready Summit and Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence are helping connect veterans with meaningful careers behind the wheel.

The conversation highlights how workforce innovation, training opportunities, and public-private partnerships are helping solve one of trucking’s biggest challenges: attracting and retaining skilled drivers.

Learn more about the programs and initiatives discussed in this episode:

National Apprenticeship Week: https://nationalapprenticeship.org/

Veteran Ready Summit: https://veteranreadysummit.org/

Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence: https://transitiontrucking.org/

FASTPORT on Facebook:  / gofastport  

FASTPORT on LinkedIn:  / fastport-inc 

Veteran Ready Summit on LinkedIn:  / veteran-ready-summit 

Road Gang Radio continues its mission to inform, inspire, and celebrate the people who keep America moving — one mile and one story at a time.

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They discuss how JCCC is helping shape the future of trucking through customized CDL training programs designed for both new and experienced drivers. From classroom lessons to hands-on training, safety, and technology integration — this team is finding new ways to bring more people into the driver’s seat.

Learn how JCCC’s CDL program is preparing drivers at every level to succeed on the road.

Explore the JCCC CDL Program: https://www.jccc.edu/academics/ce/com...

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Scott shares how the program has evolved over 35 years, offering day and evening classes, hands-on behind-the-wheel training, and job placement assistance to help new drivers start their careers strong. They also discuss the lifestyle changes students face as they transition into trucking, and how community partnerships across North Carolina are helping shape the future of driver education.

Learn more about the program: https://cccti.edu/program/truck-driver/

Guest Info:

Scott Hartley

Director, Truck Driver Training

Caldwell Community College & Technical Institute

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Missy shares insights from the front lines of driver education — including how community colleges are helping students overcome language barriers, lessons learned from Pima’s groundbreaking autonomous vehicle program, and ongoing efforts to strengthen the Training Provider Registry at the federal level.

They also touch on non-domiciled CDL issues, and Missy offers practical ways for drivers and training programs to collaborate in building a stronger, more inclusive trucking workforce.

About Missy Blair:

Missy Blair is the Academic Director of Pima Community College’s Center for Transportation and Logistics in Tucson, Arizona. Named one of Women in Trucking’s Top Women to Watch in Transportation (2019), Missy has led programs in transportation training, workforce development, and emerging technologies like autonomous vehicle operation. She’s passionate about creating accessible, high-quality education for all who want to enter the trucking industry.

About the Program:

Pima Community College — in partnership with TuSimple — launched the nation’s first Autonomous Vehicle Driver and Operations Specialist certificate, paving the way for the next generation of safe, tech-savvy drivers.

Learn more:

Pima Truck Driver Training Program → https://pima.edu/truckdriver

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Jane introduces the fascinating idea of the “Light Blue Collar” — the intersection between traditional blue-collar work and the teaching profession. It’s the perfect description of today’s driver educators, blending hands-on industry expertise with the skills of a classroom instructor.

They discuss how the trucking world can benefit from more trained teachers—not just experienced drivers who share their know-how, but educators who understand the science of learning and how adults retain information. Jane also dives into the “Citizen Driver” concept—treating training time as a professional environment where respect, punctuality, and presentation are part of the curriculum.

The conversation also takes a fascinating turn toward insight and brain science—why those “aha” moments matter, how real learning takes root, and why AI may be threatening our ability to form meaningful connections and retain knowledge.

Whether you’re a fleet trainer, driver, or industry leader, this episode will reshape how you think about professional development in trucking.

https://www.carriersedge.com/

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Al shares his 35+ years of experience in the trucking education industry, discussing how new students navigate CDL training, the challenges they face, and how his programs provide career services, financial guidance, and job placement support.

Topics covered include:

Why Al started The CDL School and Troops Into Transportation

Challenges faced by CDL students and how to overcome them

How to choose a quality behind-the-wheel school

Career, financial, and job support for new drivers

Tips for veterans entering the trucking industry

Special student discounts on CDL Expert programs with promo code NEMO2025

Learn more about The CDL Expert: https://cdlexpert.com

YouTube channel:   / @cdlexpert 

Troops Into Transportation Facebook:  / troopsintotransport 

Guest Bio:

Al Hanley, III is a 3rd-generation trucking school owner and veteran of the CDL training industry with over 35 years of experience. He co-founded The CDL School & Troops Into Transportation and has guided over 20,000 veterans and active-duty military members through CDL training and employment opportunities. Al now serves as COO of The CDL School & Troops Into Transportation and is the founder of the industry’s fastest-growing online education platform, CDL Expert, helping aspiring drivers succeed with quality, affordable training.

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Bill Chaney, Entry-Level Driver Instructor, and

Derrick Walker, Director of Manufacturing, Engineering, Trades & Transportation (METT) at Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC).

They discuss the upcoming Open House/Ribbon Cutting on Thursday, 9/25 from 1–4 PM, exciting updates to the CDL manual, and a refresher endorsement course coming soon.

Whether you’re looking to start a career in trucking or want to learn more about DMACC’s programs, this episode highlights how DMACC is preparing the next generation of professional drivers.

Learn more about DMACC’s CDL program:

www.cdl.dmacc.edu

Promo video:

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With brand-new truck driving classes starting in October 2025 (and every month thereafter), Jim and Big Mike share how their real-world experience helps prepare the next generation of drivers. From classroom theory to behind-the-wheel training, TCAT is building programs that go beyond passing a test—they’re shaping safe, skilled, and confident professionals for the road ahead.

Learn more about TCAT’s Truck Driving Program:

TCAT Dickson Truck Driving Program: https://tcatdickson.edu/programs/truc...

Other TCAT Locations & Programs: https://www.tbr.edu/institutions/coll...

Guests:

Jim Fisher – Over 12 years of trucking experience, from flatbeds to tankers, now passionate about teaching skills and work ethic at TCAT.

Mike “Big Mike” Schnepf – Veteran driver with 20+ years across oversized loads, hazmat tankers, and more, dedicated to helping students launch rewarding careers.

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Our guest is Tony Diaz, Program Coordinator for the Amarillo College Truck Driving Academy and board member of the National Association of Publicly Funded Truck Driving Schools (NAPFTDS). With nearly 30 years of industry experience, Tony shares insights into how reputable schools are preparing the next generation of professional drivers—and why not all CDL training programs are created equal.

We’ll explore:

The challenges around CDL “mills” and low-quality training providers

How the FMCSA’s Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) rule is raising national training standards

The importance of integrity, compliance, and safety in driver education

How public institutions like Amarillo College are shaping careers and lives

Tony’s mission is clear: to transform lives by equipping drivers with the skills, confidence, and professionalism needed to succeed on the road—while raising the bar for training nationwide.

Resources & Links:

Amarillo College Truck Driving Academy: actx.edu/ce/logistics-training-center-truck-driving-academy

National Association of Publicly Funded Truck Driving Schools (NAPFTDS): napftds.org

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Topics Covered:

How autonomous trucks are already on the road and what that means for the future of driving careers.

The evolving role of truck drivers as technology takes on routine tasks—mission control, inspections, maintenance, and beyond.

Why skill and judgment will always outweigh technology in ensuring safe operations.

How CDL requirements and training programs may change in the next 10–20 years.

Insights from the CVSA hazmat inspection blitz—proof that professionalism goes beyond just driving.

Why qualities like kindness, patience, and empathy are crucial for driver trainers, inspired by discussions with instructors at NETTTS.

Key Question:

What does it mean to be a professional driver in the age of AI and autonomous vehicles?

Education Station is where trucking industry leaders share insights on preparing the next generation of drivers for success—because the future isn’t 10 years away, it’s happening right now.

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As advancements in autonomous trucking and transportation technology accelerate, training and education become even more critical. Walter shares insights from his work at Torc Robotics, where partnerships, innovation, and safety converge to shape the future of trucking.

About Walter Grigg:

Walter Grigg is an experienced leader in operations, fleet management, and strategic development. At Torc Robotics, he serves as Director of Industry Partnerships, following previous roles as Program Manager for Corporate Strategy and Director of Fleet Operations. His background includes senior leadership positions at Lawrence Companies, including EVP of Transportation and VP of Business Intelligence, as well as project leadership at GE Power & Water, where he focused on mobile operations across industries such as commercial nuclear and petro-chemical.

About Education Station

Education Station spotlights the programs, partnerships, and people driving the future of trucking education. From innovative training to real-world insights, this show highlights how the industry is equipping the next generation of professional drivers.

Connect with Torc Robotics:

Website: https://torc.ai/

Facebook: facebook.com/torcrobotics

Twitter/X: twitter.com/torcrobotics

Instagram: instagram.com/torc_robotics

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For over 60 years, NETTTS has been training professional truck drivers across the New England region, preparing nearly 4,000 CDL students per year. As founding members of CVTA, they’ve set the bar for quality CDL training while supporting state trucking associations like MTAC, RITA, and TAM.

Carl and Mike share insights on:

The importance of hands-on CDL training

How NETTTS prepares students for a long career in trucking

Why CDL instructors are in demand right now in New England

The future of driver training and safety

If you’re in the New England area and passionate about teaching the next generation of truckers, NETTTS is hiring CDL instructors!

Learn more at: https://nettts.com/

Website: nettts.com

Facebook: facebook.com/NETTTS.Training

Instagram: @nettts_training

X (Twitter): @NETTTSTraining

YouTube:   / @nettts 

TikTok: @nettts_training

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They dive into the future of truck driver training and what it means to prepare the driver of tomorrow. From simulators and advanced safety systems to outreach for veterans, women, and younger drivers, Douglass explains how his program is building a new generation of skilled, safety-minded professionals who will keep America moving.

Talking Points:

Who is the driver of tomorrow and how are they different?

Blending classroom, simulators, and behind-the-wheel training

Meeting FMCSA standards and ensuring readiness

Outreach to attract and retain students

Preparing drivers for a future with advanced technology and alternative fuels

Learn more about WCTC’s Truck Driving Program: https://www.wctc.edu/truck-driving

Explore NAPFTDS: https://www.napftds.org

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Jane dives into essential soft skills every new driver needs, including confidence, resiliency, and self-advocacy. She also shares strategies for students to practice these skills in school, at work, and beyond. Plus, we cover how to prep for the trucking lifestyle, giving aspiring drivers practical advice for starting their careers on the right foot.

Whether you’re a student, a new driver, or a trainer, this episode offers valuable insights into developing the skills that lead to long-term success in the trucking industry.

]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/education-station/2708200 https://blubrry.com/3954199/147757472/training-the-next-generation-of-truck-drivers/ 1574 full false Wed, 13 Aug 2025 11:00:00 GMT ]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/education-station/2708202 https://blubrry.com/3954199/147626449/training-tomorrows-truckers-autonomous-tech-driver-education-education-station-w-missy-blair/ 1451 full false Wed, 06 Aug 2025 11:00:00 GMT Join host Jimmy Mac on Road Gang Radio for a forward-looking conversation with Jane Jazrawy, CEO of CarriersEdge, as they explore the cutting edge of trucking technology in the segment “The Future Was Yesterday.”

In this episode, Jane shares insights on the latest innovations shaping the trucking industry—especially how artificial intelligence (AI) can be a real asset for professional drivers, despite the common frustrations with AI assistants.

Discover practical AI uses on the road like:

]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/education-station/2708203 https://blubrry.com/3954199/147358641/the-future-was-yesterday-how-ai-is-changing-trucking/ 1606 full false Fri, 25 Jul 2025 11:00:00 GMT In this special in-studio edition of Education Station on Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac sits down with Jim Miller, Associate Director of Transportation at Butler Tech, one of Ohio’s premier institutions for career and technical education.

Jim shares the exciting transformation that has taken place within Butler Tech’s CDL program over the past two years—highlighting a shift from stagnation to innovation under new leadership. With two CDL training locations, two of the busiest CDL testing sites in Ohio, and a growing Driver Education program, Butler Tech is leading the charge in workforce development across the state.

We dive into Butler Tech’s partnerships with Motorcycle Ohio, townships and municipalities, and their involvement with FASTPORT’s Veteran Ready Summit. Jim also discusses their collaboration with the National Association of Publicly Funded Truck Driving Schools and previews the upcoming visit from Congressman David Taylor.

Jim’s unique credentials as the first person in Ohio certified across four major driving instruction categories give him rare insight into the intersection of public education and transportation. Tune in for a deep dive into CDL education, economic impact, and the future of driver training.

]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/education-station/2708204 https://blubrry.com/3954199/147340892/driving-the-future-butler-techs-bold-reinvention-in-cdl-training/ 587 full false Thu, 24 Jul 2025 11:00:00 GMT On this episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac welcomes Donnie Tulk, Coordinator of the Professional Truck Driver Training Program at Tulsa Tech.

With 42 years in the industry and a lifetime of insight, Donnie shares how Tulsa Tech is redefining CDL training by preparing drivers not just for the road—but for the lifestyle. From implementing a "lifestyle" course to teaching students how to stay up to date on ever-changing regulations, Donnie’s program takes a holistic approach to modern trucking.

He also previews a new curriculum addition: a history of trucking radio, highlighting legends like Dave Nemo, from his early days at WWL to the launch of Radio Nemo.

Whether you’re a driver, trainer, or student of the industry, this conversation is packed with wisdom, heart, and deep respect for the people behind the wheel.

]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/education-station/2708206 https://blubrry.com/3954199/147340541/donnie-tulk-on-training-drivers-for-the-long-haul-tulsa-techs-industry-driven-approach/ 1553 full false Wed, 23 Jul 2025 11:00:00 GMT On this episode of Education Station from Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac chats with Tina Durborow, Director of Transportation Training at Cecil College. A former educator turned CDL program leader, Tina explores the challenges and rewards of teaching the next generation of drivers — and why great drivers don’t always make great instructors.

Topics Include:

Tina’s journey from health teacher to CDL educator

What makes an effective driver trainer

How Cecil College builds career-changing programs

Why mentorship is key to long-term driver success

This time, the focus is on test and performance anxiety. A real barrier for many aspiring drivers. Jane and Jimmy discuss how symptoms like panic, procrastination, and racing thoughts can derail even the best-prepared students. More importantly, they explore practical strategies for both drivers and instructors to reduce stress and build confidence. From relaxation techniques and healthy routines to mock tests, study aids, and teaching for understanding, not just the test.

Plus, they dig into how conditions like ADHD and dyslexia can make the process harder, and what instructors can do to provide support without compromising standards.

If you're passionate about building better drivers, this conversation is for you.