What are the best Utah based companies for training?

Get your CDL first. This will give you a bit more options.
You may have do the full drive test as well as written.

The other choice is to just do the full CDL school with a company.

The question is what type of work are you looking for?
That could help identify companies.
Animals are problematic, some companies have a no pets policy, while others may limit size and number as well as requiring a deposit.

 

Try Swift Refrigerated. New class starts every Monday. Rider/pet policy.
Swift Refrigerated has a terminal in Utah and a school.
5175 W 2100 S, West Valley City, UT 84120
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Wilson Logistics has cdl school and can take dog of any breed or weght.
11 Western option.
School in Missoula, Montana.
Train on 10 speed, but assigned truck after training is automatic.
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Chinatown is Swift not charging for their school anymore or holding students to a contract?

 

I don't know how that works.
One driver said the school is free if you stay for a certain period of time and if you leave early the cost is pro-rated.
I don't know, you'll have to discuss that with a recruiter. Don't want to give outdated or incorrect information.

 

I'd recommend you focus on finding the best place to work before you focus on getting the CDL back. The goal is to find a great job and improve your life, no?

To me, it seems like focusing on the easiest or best path to the CDL first is like picking a restaurant based on how fast they can seat you or which has the cheapest bill. Some of the companies handing out CDLs to anyone that wants one put trainees in bad situations because they know the trainee is 90% certain to leave before 6 months of work.

 

There's an Toll-free number on the website; call and ask about the transmission. I think all the trucks on the road are automatic.
The photo on the website I posted to you shows an automatic.

 

I don't know much about either of these companies good or bad but you have Godfrey out in West Valley and Andrus has a terminal in Salt Lake City.