Compiled by CDL School Search from the training location list that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration publishes from its Training Provider Registry. Not an official record.
Midfield City School
Birmingham, AL
- Training type
- In person
- Open to the public
- Yes
- Entry last updated
- May 27, 2022by the school
- Record as of
- 2026-11-02
Part 1What it is registered to teach
- Class A
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- Theory (classroom or online)
- Behind the wheel, range
- Behind the wheel, public road
- Class B
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- Theory (classroom or online)
- Behind the wheel, range
- Behind the wheel, public road
- Passenger endorsement
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- Theory (classroom or online)
- Behind the wheel, range
- Behind the wheel, public road
- School bus endorsement
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- Theory (classroom or online)
- Behind the wheel, range
- Behind the wheel, public road
- Hazardous materials endorsement
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- Theory (classroom or online)
These are the boxes the school ticked when it registered. A first Class A or B licence needs theory plus range and public-road training from registered providers; an online provider covers theory only. The hazmat endorsement is theory only.
Part 2Contact
- Telephone
- Not listed
- Website
- Not listed
- Address
- 417 Parkwood Street, Birmingham AL 35228
As the school entered it on the registry. We don't publish email addresses.
Part 3Registry status and what it means
- Status on the registry
- Licence issued by
- Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), Driver License Division
Active means the school has registered with FMCSA and self-certified that its training meets the federal standards. No agency has inspected it for this listing, and the status says nothing about quality, price or pass rates. Removed schools disappear from this list; see the removed schools page.
Part 4Check before you enrol
- Search the registry itself for "Midfield City School" and make sure it is still listed on the day you pay.
- Get the total price in writing: tuition, permit and test fees, truck hire for the skills test, and what a refund looks like if you leave.
- Ask how many hours you will drive, how many students share a truck, and whether the trucks are manual or automatic (an automatic-only test puts a restriction on your licence).
- For company-paid training, read the contract: how long you must stay, and what you owe if you leave early.
- You test with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), Driver License Division or another state's, and hold the licence where you live. State agencies on USA.gov.
- Read the guide to choosing a CDL school.