Profile For M T.

Thanks everyone! I'll keep an open mind in choosing other trucking companies. I can't believe how much in demand we are, especially if you get many years of experience without accidents!

Hello everyone, there was a May Trucking recruiter who came to my trucking school. Seems pretty good. No contract, benefits, and sufficient pay for me. But before I choose them, I want to hear what you all think of them?

Thanks everyone! I am now on my way towards getting a CDL A license and I feel much better switching before it was too late.

Admissions guy recommends Class B CDL to me instead of Class A because I have never driven manuals before. He said people who have never driven manuals have a 50/50 chance of passing Class A. So why does your school say it has 90% passing rate then? Why are other people, who are complete beginners, say they got the CDL A no problem? Were they paid reviewers? Why are other truck schools willing to teach complete beginners how to drive a tractor trailer? I feel like I just shot myself in the foot by taking up his recommendation to go for a Class B instead of finding some other school who is willing to teach a complete beginner in getting a Class A CDL.

So class hasn't started yet and I'm just wondering, should I just stay with the Class B for now and not worry about it? (I am currently living in San Jose, CA and there looks to be a lot of Class B jobs locally, but having a CDL A is nice so I have more opportunities and not have to worry about getting it upgraded to Class A later) Or ask for a refund? As for asking them to upgrade to Class A CDL, I don't trust them when the admissions guy said they have a 50/50 chance of passing a complete newbie.