A good truck driving school

Well, if you can afford to rent a room in another state, then you could try schools in Arkansas and Lousiana. Im not from OK, so can't speak about any schools there. Good luck!!

 

You're only about 3 hours away from Central Tech at Drumright. It's the best school in the state and well worth attending if you really want to be trained right. It is about the same price as Fort Cobb and has a really good practice course and great instructors. The price includes everything but food. They have a setup with some apartments down town where they'll put you up during the week and you go home weekends if you want to. It's not fancy but it's very convenient.

 

I would check out the listings from PTDI Professional truck driving institution.
They have the highest standards.
Also would study and pass the learners before going. This way you will learn more at the school.

 

There is a Roadmaster's Drivers School in Tulsa. They are kind of high priced, but have great reviews and there is financing available. It only takes three weeks also. That is a big part of my own decision.

 

Update: I attended Roadmaster Driver's School in Tulsa for three weeks. I cannot say enough about their schools and the competence of their instructors. Not only do they walk you through getting your CDL, but 90% of their students have several job offers before leaving the school. I highly recommend them. PM me if you have any questions.

 

I'm getting ready to attend American Truck Driving, Inc in Lawton, OK. They charge $2500.00 for a 4 week course, has anyone heard anything about this school?

 

Your best bet by far is to find a tech school that you can attend...You may have to save up some cash for the time spent away or the total cost...but in the long run you will get better training and probably have a better chance at getting a job with a whole lot better company than the big mega-carriers where you will just be used. Spend some time researching your state and you'll find a good tech school.