With a shortage of truck drivers out there, Pensacola State College in Florida has started up a commercial truck driver training program to help alleviate the problem. The first class is scheduled to roll out in mid-September and students will have to drive at least 1,000 miles and complete a 320-hour commercial vehicle driving course. Ed Meadows, the College President, is hoping to establish relationships with local trucking companies and help put drivers in their trucks.
New Trucking Program at Pensacola State College
