Watch out for CDLtesttruck.com guys!

Go C.R. England. Not the best company out there, but good for getting your license. Heck. They practically give you the answers to the tests, and you don't have to worry about inspections because the offices here don't require one to be done when testing. They give you about a week in the classroom just to prep you for the CDL tests. Once you get the CDL they teach you to drive. Now, if you have the money and you just wanted to go for the schooling, you could pay them a couple thousand and be done with them, or, work for them for 6 months and you get the schooling free.

The pay sucks but hey, easy place to earn your first 6 months which will help with getting other jobs elsewhere that pay better. I worked for them for 8 months and can say they are decent company and you could possibly enjoy driving for them if you ignore all the bad hype about them. People enjoy talking crap about England but half of what they say is lies cause they are the drivers that like to stop at EVERY truck stop they see instead of drive the long haul.

Warning about them though, unless you know how to successfully run a business and its finances, don't fall for leasing from them. They set you up to fail, unless, like I said, you know how to run a company and its finances, or two, you train. I wonder if I still owe them $8k or if they waived it after I quit :/.

 

Stay away from England!!

 

There's a sucker born every minute.

 

Never put a feet at cr england!!!! They the worst company ever men! The training program is a joke. Guess what they will put a 2 week rookie driver with u to teach u how to drive and learn the job . I never been with them but u have no idea all the crap i heard about them from the driver themself

Thatatbedguy2013. I dont know how u got a good experience with them maybe a parralelle universe or idk but u re the first one i see not talkin bad about them....

 

not to be a jerk on here or anything, but why not go to trucking school the old fashioned way and put the time in. I have seen their ad on youtube, when she wears the tight little shirt and the high heels and then gets in the truck and thinks she is in 1st gear and the camera stays on her chest most of the time. you honestly thought you can cheat the system and get your cdl in a few days without putting your dues in, didnt ya?

I hope the govt puts some kind of law into effect that places like that never be allowed to operate. i put in 12 weeks of trucking school, then put in almost 17 years on top of that and i still dont know everything there is to know. and guess what, i still dont know how to chain up and i never ever want to learn.

my point is, you get what you paid for, you wanted to try and get it easy and it back fired on you. try doing it the old fashioned way, you will be much better off in the end and you will learn alot more of course ....

future refrence, any place willing to take short cuts like that, stay away from all of them. and for the companies that say they will train you if you sign a contract to work for them after, again, stay away. they will get their money out of you one way or another if you stay or leave .....

 

Heard that, I had a few words about them not too long ago on another post on this site, The first time I came across their add on YouTube, I thought..."hmm...they were successful in luring me in with the ole girl, BUT the second I started watching and saw her hop in the truck and not really KNOW what shes doing, not to mention the lack of on camera communication I knew it was a joke.....sigh....the things some people will do to earn a quick buck, pleasing to the eyes none the less....

 

That is Jennifer, "Billy's" wife. His Real name is Edwin William. He has a Long line and history of bad businesses and ripping people off. Just google his Real name. Go to rip off report. Look up Collin county records. His business Is Ripping people off. He's a real winner!

 

I get a sense this post is personal and the person that posted it is butt hurt, because in my intereaction with them, I have had professional and courteous service. I am the Vice President of a company based out of Dallas. I found them on the internet, and I called them to get more information. I spoke with Jennifer, and she told me the $250 advertised is the down payment to get the process started. She also told me there was an additional $140 due when the driving portion is scheduled, or it can be paid all at once. After conversing with Jennifer about what they offered, I signed up a couple of my guys to get their CDL. They were very professional and courteous. They sent my guys materials to help them pass the written portion of the test, and then on the day they scheduled the driving portion of the test, they met with them early that morning to get direction and offer critiquing to assure they pass the driving portion. In addition, they also provide their truck and trailer for you to take the test. The person above states they are not a driving school, and that is correct. You can spend over $3000 and go to a driving school if that's what you desire, or you can spend under $400 and get your CDL with their help. I would highly recommend them for anyone that has any experience at all, because they set you up to succeed. What more can you ask for? Both of my guys scored extremely high on both the written and driving portions with their help.