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Leave Duluth Minnesota on a flight to Indianapolis Indiana in 3 weeks for my CDL training. A little nervous but more excited than anything. Anybody heard or know about roadmaster and how they operate. I chose this school because I heard they are good at job placement after training. Any input would be appreciated.
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Anybody heard or know about roadmaster and how they operate. I chose this school because I heard they are good at job placement after training. Any input would be appreciated.
You might try using the search tool for 'Roadmaster' to get the info you're looking for more quickly. There are alot of threads already started.

Good luck to you and welcome aboard!
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You might try using the search tool for 'Roadmaster' to get the info you're looking for more quickly. There are alot of threads already started.

Good luck to you and welcome aboard!
THANX CHI-TOWN!!
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You should find plenty to read if you do a search.........

Here are a few recent posts to get you started...... you might try asking these guys about Roadmaster since I think they are all there or went there?

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Thanx Story Teller
We have little "Thanks" buttons under our posts....... I don't know if they are new or I never saw them before (Ive only been here a few months) but I just discovered them about a week ago?

You just click on the Thanks and it shows that you thanked the poster.... it looks like someone already thanked you!

Didn't know if you knew about them.........

Btw...... Welcome!
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