KLLM vs FFE

I am thinking of going into KLLM trucking school. I recently just got my permit and I talked to a recruiter they emailed me the information and the application but I did have some questions.

What is the difference between KLLM and FFE? I am aware that they are sister companies but what is the difference what should I pick?

Do they have driver facing cameras in the truck?

Does anyone have experience when working for those companies?

Also, what questions should I ask the recruiter because we are going to talk again soon?

Here is the email they sent me below

OVERVIEW:

• Fully Accredited Class-A CDL Training School/Academy
• 22 Days of Class for Entry-Level Students, 18 Days of Class if You Already Have Your Permit, or 9 Days of Class for Refresher Students
• KLLM Tuition Scholarship: Drive One Year With KLLM & Your Tuition is Fully Covered–You Never Pay Anything
• KLLM Pays for Your Travel & Hotel Lodging
• KLLM Pays for Your Permit, License, & Fees
• $200 Incentive Bonus
• Late Model, Automatic Tractors to Train on With State-of-the-Art Technology
• Experienced Instructors Helping You Every Step of the Way
• Classes Start Every Week
• Paid After Graduation $812/Week (before taxes) While on the Road with a Certified KLLM Trainer After Graduation

New Students and Permit Holders - *12-month contract is required*


· New Students

o Classes last 3 weeks.

o Monday – Saturday from 7:00am – 4:00pm



· Permit Holders

o Classes last 2.5 weeks.

o Monday – Saturday (starting Thursday) from 7:00am – 4:00pm



If you are a MS or LA resident, you can obtain your Class A Permit through KLLM. If you are an AL, AR, TN, TX or GA resident, you will need to obtain your permit hard copy and DOT physical before coming in.





Your license can not expire within 3 months after you begin class, make sure you renew your license if your expiration date is within this time frame.





· Week 1 – First day you will be required to take a DOT physical and urinalysis/hair follicle drug screening. Once you have passed your physical, you will be in the classroom this entire week studying for your permit test, along with tanker endorsement test. You must pass your permit test by Friday of Week 1 to continue in the program. Permit testing will begin on Wednesday.



· Week 2 – You will be assigned to an instructor and will begin your training in the truck to pass your road test and earn your Class A CDL.



· Week 3 – You will continue with your instructor this week until you are scheduled to take your road test. Once you’ve passed your road test, you will be given instructions on attending orientation Monday – Wednesday of Week 4. The pay for orientation is $225. You get $125 when orientation is complete and the other $100 goes on your first check.



· At this point you will be dispatched out with a trainer for 6 weeks - Over the Road training. The pay is $116 per day before taxes ($812 per week before taxes) on the truck.



· Once all training is complete, you will start out at $.55 per mile as a lead company driver.

 

I do not know yet I will try to get in touch with the recruiter again tomorow

 

Alright thank you