CDL Training Options for Pittsburgh?

It is alarming how little some recruiters know about their own companies. You can do better.

Consider roehl transport, they pay $500 per week during training, and I think they do training in Bensalem (philly area) now.

Check the roehl forums for more info:
https://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/forums/roehl.229/

Millis transfer is a great company as well, but they do not have the training pay. Either one of these companies would be a fine choice (better than swift).

 

@Kyle G. posted 2 good options. Millis Tranfer requires $500.00 up front. Roehl Transport does hair follicle drug test & someone posted Roehl holds back the first 3 weeks of that CDL school salary; I don't know; ask the recruiter how that works.
Here's some more options & they provide transportation to the school plus meals & lodging:
Contract Freighters Inc. (www.cfidrive.com)
Jim Palmer Trucking - coast to coast refrigerated trucking.
O&S Trucking
Maverick Transportation
TMC
You may really enjoy getting out of that crowded apartment and hitting the road. Pick up a load headed to the west coast; nothing better than a night run with a thermos of hot coffee, your favorite music on the radio, dim the lights inside the truck, set the cruise control, and roll all night.

 

Jim Palmer is a relatively small company, so being denied could mean some minor issue such as another applicant lives closer to a freight lane or something similar.

 

One driver recently was rejected by Jim Palmer, but accepted by Prime.
Jim Palmer is contracted to haul Prime freight and the owner of Jim Palmer and the owner of Prime have been friends for decades.
Prime would probably hire you, but the big problem is their trucks are Eco trucks. Very small inside with no storage for the drivers personal belongings. If you want a cooler or refrigerator, the passenger seat has to be removed. Have to leave your clothes, computer, etc. in your duffle bag because there's no storage.