Complete CDL and ELDT training, third-party testing, and drug & alcohol screening — all under one roof, with state-licensed examiners who’ve done this for over a decade.
Training, testing, and drug & alcohol screening — all in one place in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Certified State 3rd-Party Examiners licensed by the Nebraska DMV, with 10+ years of experience.
We test Nebraska and out-of-state license holders — out-of-state trainees are welcome.
One-on-one instruction — never split your time with another student. “IS a BIGGY.”
Eight training packages, from a full 60-hour Class A program to a focused 3-hour test prep — every package includes test preparation and one test.
New to Class A? We recommend starting at 30 hours and upgrading if you need more. New drivers without experience typically need 21–40 hours.
Full Class A training with no prior experience — the deepest hands-on preparation.
The recommended starting point for a new Class A driver — upgrade if you need more.
A solid option for those with some farm or yard experience behind the wheel.
“Super for brush-ups” — refresh your skills before testing.
The federal minimum — also recommended for experienced-driver refreshers.
Test preparation only, for drivers already trained by an employer or CDL holder.
Districts across Nebraska need qualified school-bus drivers — here’s exactly how the endorsement works, told straight.
Every Nebraska resident must obtain the School Bus (S) Endorsement through the Nebraska Safety Council, because it is combined with the required Level 1 instruction. We tell districts this up front so no one plans a timeline around the wrong provider.
Complete the School Bus Endorsement through the Nebraska Safety Council (Level 1 is included there). Midwest handles the rest of your CDL training and testing.
Non-Nebraska residents can take the School Bus Endorsement course directly through Midwest’s ELDT online training.
Entry-Level Driver Training theory, online and self-paced — seven courses covering every class and endorsement.
Eight vehicle configurations — manual and automatic, truck and bus — so you train on what you’ll actually drive.
As a Certified State 3rd-Party Examiner, Midwest prepares you for — and administers — every part of the CDL skills test, so there’s no surprise on test day.
Air/hydraulic brake check, plus the other required brake checks.
A full pre-trip inspection of the vehicle.
Basic control exercises — two forward and two backing maneuvers.
Driving a road route with your examiner.
As part of your one-stop shop, Midwest handles DOT drug & alcohol screening and consortium services — another step you won’t have to arrange elsewhere.