Class A Drivers: Trucking Jobs, E-Z Applications, CDL Learning and Contact Guide

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Class A Drivers

Carrier research, driver applications, trucking discussions and learning resources for new and experienced drivers.

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About Class A Drivers

Class A Drivers is a trucking employment and information website operated by MH Sub I, LLC, doing business as Internet Brands. The company’s About page describes connecting drivers with hiring companies since 2003.

Its services cater to recent driving-school graduates, experienced company drivers and owner-operators. Driver resources include a company directory, job searches, an E-Z Application, career articles and a trucking message board.

Company research and E-Z Application

The company directory provides information about employers’ routes, pay, benefits and operations. The E-Z Application is described as free for drivers and designed to send an application to companies seeking relevant driving skills and experience.

Before using a broad application, check the current form and privacy information so you understand which companies may receive your details. Keep your experience, endorsements and location accurate, and be clear about your preferred schedule.

For a position that interests you, prepare questions specific to that carrier. Ask which terminal and customer account the vacancy serves, what the route involves, and how the recruiter’s description translates into a regular working week.

  • New drivers: ask about orientation, mentoring, equipment and the first solo assignment.
  • Experienced drivers: clarify how prior experience affects starting pay and available accounts.
  • Owner-operators: ask for settlement details, deductions and operating-cost responsibilities.
  • All applicants: confirm home time, benefits, freight handling and the complete written job terms.

Learning resources for a trucking career

The Become a Truck Driver section organizes material about entering trucking, selecting schools, CDL practice tests, licensing, finding a first job and working through the first year. It also includes salary discussions and more advanced driving topics.

Use that material to build a list of questions for a school or carrier. Confirm current licensing requirements with the appropriate official agency and confirm school schedules, tuition, repayment terms and placement expectations directly with the program provider.

A practice test can help identify topics you need to study, while the official manual and your training provider explain the current material for your state and license. Career articles are a starting point for preparation rather than an individual hiring commitment.

Community and employer services

The trucking forum allows drivers to discuss work and industry topics. When using a discussion to evaluate an employer, look at the date, location and type of work involved. Follow up directly with the carrier about the specific opening.

Employers can inquire about recruiting packages, job postings and pay-per-application options. Ask the sales team for current features, pricing and the way applications are delivered before choosing a service.

Verified contacts and business address

  • Customer service and sales: 888-830-2326.
  • Published hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Pacific Time.
  • Business address: Attn: Class A Drivers, MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands, 909 N Pacific Coast Highway, 11th Floor, El Segundo, CA 90245, USA. This is the platform’s business office, not a trucking terminal.
  • Contact form: use Contact Us on the official About page for customer-service or sales questions.
  • Public direct support email: the reviewed official page presents an email-protected contact and its inquiry form; a readable direct email address was not verified. Use the form or published phone number.
  • Employer inquiries: official advertising request page.

Official references

Official information checked October 9, 2026. Confirm current services, location details and program terms with the provider.