CDL Schools in New Hampshire (2026): FMCSA TPR-Registered Providers Directory

CDL Schools in New Hampshire (2026): FMCSA TPR-Registered Providers Directory

Last verified: 2026-04-20. Neutral directory per CDL Editorial Policy.

NH's $56,840 state median (6,730 drivers) essentially at national. No state income tax on wages boosts take-home ~$2,800 vs 5% MA tax.³ ELDT at 49 CFR §380 Subpart F requires TPR-registered training.¹²

Key Takeaways

• TPR search: State = New Hampshire.
• Typical NH tuition (2026): CC $2,500–$5,500; private $4,000–$8,000; company-sponsored $0 + 8–12 mo tenure.
• NH CDL agency: New Hampshire DMV.

Provider Categories

Community college CDL programs

• Manchester Community College.
• Great Bay Community College — Portsmouth.
• Nashua Community College.
• NHTI — Concord's Community College.

Tuition $2,500–$5,500.

Private CDL schools

• New England Tractor Trailer Training School (NETTTS) — regional.
• 160 Driving Academy — NH presence.

Tuition $4,000–$8,000.

Company-sponsored programs

• Schneider Training Academy — NH terminals.
• Swift Academy — NH operations.
• CR England Schools — NH programs.

Costs + Earnings

CC $2,500–$5,500 / private $4,000–$8,000. State median $56,840.³ Boston-metro LTL linehaul with OT pushes $85k+. Full pay: Truck Driver Salary in New Hampshire.

NH CDL Licensing

New Hampshire CDL Requirements.

FAQs

How much does CDL school cost in NH in 2026? CC $2,500–$5,500; private $4,000–$8,000; company-sponsored $0 + 8–12 month tenure.

Does NH no-state-income-tax help drivers meaningfully? Yes. For a $56,840 NH driver, the advantage vs 5% MA state tax is ~$2,800/year in take-home.

Can I train in NH and work Boston-metro? Yes. Many southern NH residents work Boston-metro LTL via I-93.

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