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InstituteCanadaFleet SafetyDriver licence classificationsDriver licence classificationsFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisTransportationCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)

MELT training requirements

['Driver licence classifications']
MELT training requirements

Mandatory Entry-Level training (MELT) is an entry-level driver training standard that sets minimum training instructions for new commercial vehicle drivers. Before drivers can obtain a certain class of license, they must prove they’ve obtained the necessary MELT. Currently, only 5 of the 13 provinces and territories have introduced mandatory training into legislation for licensing Class 1/A truck drivers.

Schools offering MELT must be certified by the provincial government agency to be able to offer the training. Currently, MELT is only required in British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba.

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InstituteCanadaFleet SafetyLicence endorsements and restrictionsDriver licence classificationsDriver licence classificationsFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisTransportationIn Depth (Level 3)

Licence endorsements and restrictions

InstituteCanadaFleet SafetyDriver licence classificationsDriver licence classificationsFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisTransportationCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)

MELT training requirements

MELT training requirements

InstituteCanadaFleet SafetyDriver licence classificationsDriver licence classificationsFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisTransportationCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)
['Driver licence classifications']
MELT training requirements

Mandatory Entry-Level training (MELT) is an entry-level driver training standard that sets minimum training instructions for new commercial vehicle drivers. Before drivers can obtain a certain class of license, they must prove they’ve obtained the necessary MELT. Currently, only 5 of the 13 provinces and territories have introduced mandatory training into legislation for licensing Class 1/A truck drivers.

Schools offering MELT must be certified by the provincial government agency to be able to offer the training. Currently, MELT is only required in British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba.

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