Registry locations
Carrier-named registry locations in Indiana
People search for paid or company-sponsored CDL training in Indiana. The 10 rows below are not that offer. They are public FMCSA Training Provider Registry records whose names include trucking, transport, or lines, and do not read as a school, training business, or public agency. None of these rows states a tuition payment, a housing benefit, a wage during training, or a contract length. Those fields are unknown unless the company’s own page is cited on the national guide.
Source: FMCSA Training Provider Registry snapshot . Public directory only. Name match is not a finding that the company pays for training.
Locations on the registry
| Location | City | Listed classes |
|---|---|---|
| Rockey transportation llc | Brownburg | None listed |
| Spicer Transportation, LLC | Covington | Class B |
| Brown Bus Transportation | Evansville | Class B |
| Timeless Transportation | Gary | Class B |
| Locker Trucking INC | Greenfield | Class A |
| DAVIDSON FARMS TRUCKING LLC | HAZELTON | Class A, Class B |
| DMS TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS LLC | Indianapolis | Class A, Class B |
| Lm Juarez trucking | Muncie | Class A, Class B |
| Clark Pleasant Transportation | New Whiteland | Class B |
| Academic Transport | Poseyville | Class B |
Workforce funding is a separate question
A workforce grant is not the same as a carrier paying for school. Use the CareerOneStop American Job Center finder and the grants guide. Ask whether the exact course is eligible before you enroll. This page does not name a Indiana award.
Questions drivers ask
How many carrier-named registry locations are listed in Indiana?
This page lists 10 public Training Provider Registry locations in Indiana whose names include trucking, transport, or lines, and do not read as a school, training business, or public agency. The snapshot date is October 23, 2026. The count is not a count of companies that pay for CDL training.
Does a registry listing mean the carrier pays for CDL training in Indiana?
No. A listing shows a registered training location. It does not show who pays, whether housing is included, or what a contract requires. Read the carrier’s own page and the agreement.
Where can I ask about workforce funding in Indiana?
Start with the CareerOneStop American Job Center finder and ask the office that would approve the exact program. This page does not name a local award or a person who will pay.
National carrier-paid training guide · CDL schools in Indiana