Coastal Trucking Institute, LLC

Salinas, California · In-Person

FMCSA registry Public enrollment Status: Active

This location is in the FMCSA Training Provider Registry file dated October 31, 2026. Registration means the provider self-certified with FMCSA. It is not an inspection, accreditation, or rating.

Published cost

Published tuition

$7,776

No website is listed for this record.

11 W. Laurel Drive, Suite 251, Salinas 93906

Email listed in the registry: coastaltruckingllc@gmail.com

Programs and prices

Programs reported for Coastal Trucking Institute, LLC
Program Tuition Length Supplies Employed, Q2 after exit Earnings, Q2 after exit
Truck Driver Training Commercial Class A 160 Hour $7,776
Published tuition
5 weeks $437 96% $12,642.50

Tuition, length, supplies, employment, and quarterly earnings come from the U.S. Department of Labor eligible training provider file, CIP 49.0205, retrieved November 1, 2026. Employment is the share of WIOA participants the program reported as employed. It is not a placement rate for every student. Earnings are for one quarter, not a year. Values marked suppressed in the file are omitted. Program costs are matched to this provider and city. They are not broken out by street address.

Training registered with FMCSA

Class or endorsement Theory Range Public road
Class A Yes No No
Class B No No No
Passenger No No No
School Bus No No No
Hazardous materials No — —

Source: FMCSA Training Provider Registry, ELDT training locations, file dated October 31, 2026. This location’s row was last updated in that file on March 22, 2022. Provider name in the file: Coastal Trucking Institute, LLC.

Before you enroll. Get the current tuition, fees, and what is not included in writing. Since February 7, 2022, entry-level Class A and Class B applicants must finish training with a provider on the FMCSA registry before the skills test. This page does not guarantee admission, a license, or a job.

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