Good luck with your decision, Joshuah. I'll chime in with a link to the requisite World's Best On-line Training Material, The High Road Training Program, if you haven't already found it. I highly recommend it; you'll ace your CDL permit tests + endorsements if you work through it, answering all of the questions after each page. You'll also be well-served after that to work through the CDL Practice Tests; you are almost guaranteed to pass the written tests easy-peasy after completing those two. I'm obviously a big fan; several of the students in my CDL school struggled with the written tests while I aced them on the first try. All due to those two features, available on this site for free! Again, best of luck to you, whichever school you go with, you can't go wrong. I'm finding that for the most part, they're all pretty much the same; it's what you put into it that makes the difference.
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Hello! So I am closer to a decision between CRST & Roehl. I thought I can create a post of my experience with both and later my choice between schools and my experience training.
As of right now Roehl seems more enticing as you're a paid employee from day one. If you have a family, bills, or other responsibilities this may be the better choice. Of course, you need to have your CDL learner's permit. I don't see an issue with that because ultimately you will need this.
Note that I have had a wonderful experience with both companies till this point.
Well, more to come.
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