Which CDL School Near Springfield, MO?

I've worked a 17 hour day more than a few times because of the 7/3 split rule.

Working for a mega I worked 14 hour days a lot. Hell I do where in at now trying to bring up my income

Heavy equipment is more expensive but it's a lot wider of a field.

 

Central Tech Truck Driver Training
Drumright, Oklahoma
(918) 352-7316
I can personally promise - this school is great and they did right by me.

PTDI Certification
Only 2 students per truck. Tons of time driving on the road and backing. You test in the same trucks you train in, and you test on their private property (for the backing portion) so you get to hit the test backs over and over and over.
Room and board included in the cost of the school.

Not too far a drive from you either imo. Don't be turned off that it's a tiny little town. You're there, focused- in a furnished apartment for only 1 month- and then BOOM CDL-A in hand and a PTDI Certification which is nice to have.

And compared to the schools I was looking at in Tulsa and okc, the price is right imo

 

State fair community College in Sedalia. Clement driving academy in Lebanon. OTC use to do a cdl program by Ozark but I don't know if they still do. $4500 to $ 6,000 seems to be the going rate for Missouri.

 

160 is total garbage. Id rather eat broken glass than go there

 

I’ll second Crowder. I went thru there in Feb 2020. Good instructors, mostly old CFI tractors. No clue on cost, CFI paid for it all, but it DOES include accommodations and meals.