Four weeks of Class A training.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a truck driving school with its own range. Highcab CDL Academy is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Education and training
- Typeface
- Bakbak One
A truck driving school that trains Class A and Class B students on its own practice range: interstate green, white and reflective yellow, heavy rounded-square capitals and a week-by-week training plan from permit to road test with open start dates.
The brief
People changing careers need to know how long CDL training takes, what it costs and when they can start before they quit a job to do it. Show the weeks, tuition, range hours and the next open start in the first screen.
The direction
A highway sign, with heavy rounded capitals in white and yellow on interstate green. The hero is a training plan with a Class A or B toggle: four weeks from pre-trip to road test with dates and hours, an hour split, and start dates with seats left.
The detail
Range 80, road 60, classroom 12 and testing 8 make the 160 hours, which is four weeks of 40, and a $500 deposit plus four payments of $1,475 is the $6,400 tuition. The page says plainly that it does not promise job placement.
- Display
- Bakbak One
- Text
- Atkinson Hyperlegible
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