Comments By Gary J.

That would great, being able to see what life on the road is really like. It's a nice break from all the reading I do on this site. I enjoyed the prison video too. Looks like one hell of an adventure out there.

Good news! Roehl is my top choice for schooling and employment, but there old pet policy turned me away. Was planning on calling Prime next week, but this will change things, I'll be calling Roehl too!!! If I dig up any info on their website I'll post the link. So far all I have found is the announcment of the new pet policy. Thanks for posting this topic.

Ditto I what Heavy C said, minus the seasoned part! Be strong and get back in the saddle when you can. Your advice has and is, all too important to me and many others I'm sure. Keep the wheels rolling.

Hey Folks, I'm new to the forum but have been reading it for the past month as part of my research for getting my Class A. It has been overwhelmingly informative and helpful. Not to mention addictive and entertaining!

So my question if anyone can help is about New England Tractor Trailer Training School (NETTTS) CDL A training program. They offer one that's 160 hours and another 540 hours. The 160 hour course is classified as an introduction while the 540 hour is classified as advanced. I called the school inquiring about the 2 programs, but just got a sales pitch from an admissions person that sounded like they didn't know what they were talking about. I plan on calling the school again but though I'd check here to see if anyone knows anything about the schools programs.

Other schools I've looked into in my area have been straight forward with answering my questions and actually spoke from the heart and not from there wallets. They offer 160 hour programs. I'm looking into all my local schooling options and NETTTS is accredited while the other schools are not. Is that important too, even though the same recruiters go to all the schools I've contacted? Thanks for any help! Be safe.