MELT

New class 1 commercial driver license applicants require compulsory entry-level training (MET), according to the department of transport and infrastructure and ICBC. This training has been made mandatory for new class 1 applicants to ensure everyone's safety on British Columbia's roads.

National safety code standards minimum requirements will be exceeded by the MELT program of British Columbia for class 1 drivers training. The MELT program will help employers looking for skilled, professional and confident drivers who can drive safely.

MET is a prerequisite for class 1 applicants for all ICBS road tests. To emphasize safe practices for mountainous terrain and a variety of road conditions, the British Columbia program will incorporate other Canadian jurisdictions’ best practices. All this will make the drivers prepared for the diverse BC road network and other changing climatic conditions.

Skilled drivers are in high demand because no job in the world is like trucking. Thousands of people have received training from us and started their careers. We produce safe and confident drivers by giving them training that makes them learn through theoretical lessons and hands-on training with trailers and trucks. If you are ready to start a new driving career, we can give you the knowledge, support and experience that you need!

You are required to complete the air brake and the class 1 knowledge test at ICBC before enrolling in the class 1 MELT program. If you need help in studying for your upcoming knowledge test, you can take our free air brake course along with the MELT program enrollment.

A minimum number of in-cab/on-road driving hours, in-yard hours, and theory or instructional hours are set by the British Columbia class 1 MELT program for new heavy commercial drivers. The regulator for driving schools and instructors in British Columbia- ICBC, finalized the curriculum of MELT after consulting with the commercial vehicle industry, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure and many more.