Females experience at Roadmaster Driving school, Dunn, NC~ AVOID AT ALL COSTS

Check with Miller-Motte they are great instructors at least down here in Fayetteville and fir far.less then the price you paid

 

This school here is one of the best in the nation..and its only a short drive from you...when you did your"research " you missed this one........

[h=1]NC Truck Driver Training School[/h] [h=1]Truck Driver Training School[/h]About the Truck Driver Training School
Application Form
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The Truck Driver Training curriculum provides students with training to inspect and operate tractor-trailers and to assume driver responsibilities on the road and at pickup/delivery points. Emphasis is placed on vehicle inspections, defensive driving, range maneuvers, motor carrier safety regulations (DOT 380 -397 and a certificate for entry level drivers), trip planning, cargo handling, size/weight laws, general maintenance procedures, hours of service, and accident prevention.
All training, instruction, and testing are done at school facilities and in school-provided equipment.
[h=3]Program Outcomes:[/h] After satisfactory completion of all course requirements, students receive a Class A Commercial Driver License, DOT 380 certificate, and a JCC curriculum certificate.
The school also helps place graduates into industry employment. A Recruiter Day/Job Fair is scheduled in each class for valuable networking opportunities.
[h=3]Occupational Outlook[/h] The NC Truck Driver Training School program is nationally ranked for providing graduates with an excellent foundation for a truck-driving career. Our students are tested thoroughly through both on-the-road and written exams to ensure they possess the necessary skills and knowledge to successfully and safely operate commercial vehicles. Graduates from our course can expect to earn an average of $40,000 to $45,000 in their first year of employment with an established company. Graduates find employment in various industries, governmental agencies, and self-employment opportunities.
The following companies are interested in hiring our qualified graduates:

• EPES Transport System, Inc
  Director of Recruiting: Bobby Joyce
  877-340-3888
• J.B. Hunt
  (Requires 6 months experience)
• Schneider National
• www.findatruckingjob.com

Click here for Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Courses at JCC/Continuing Education.
[h=3]For more information, call:[/h] JCC Truck Driver Training
(919) 989-7007

Della McMillian
(919) 209-2045

Paul Jump
(919) 464-2331 or (919) 464-2339

 

LOL....why you need to turn this way or that way...right or left?

How the heck do you teach that?

Its a binary equation, you can only turn the wheel one of two ways...left or right. The truck will only respond one of two ways....left or right.

If it takes you more than an hour to figure out your left or your right and how to straight line back....then maybe this truck driving thing aint for you.

 

TMC...don't be a ####. You must have not read the Forum Rules. Remember? The 3 rules you had to agree to BEFORE signing up to post on this forum? It was rather simple, too....RULE #1...DO NOT INSULT OTHER MEMBERS! Seems pretty clear and simple, doesn't it?

If you wanna get banned, that's up to you...but your post didn't do anything for anyone here. She already has her CDL, she described her experience with Roadmaster, got suggestions/tips from other truckers on here...then YOU come along a week later thinking "hmmmm, if I post something negative on here and put somebody down I will feel better about myself maybe I will get some attention!" This ship has sailed. Now get lost.

 

First of all....why didnt you just use your real screen name instead of creating another one?

Secondly, that wasnt an insult....that was advise. Rock solid and sound advise. This industry can be very difficult to succeed in and has a way of culling those that cant cut it. Getting your CDL and graduating school is the first baby step in a looooong process of becoming successful in this career.

Sorry you took my advise as an insult Mrs. Pixiedust.

 

Dude...what r u talking about? Yes oh great one..we know trucks turn left and right! She got advice already and a week later you tell her...after she already has her CDL. Haha

Your comments were just a little harsh...and as I said before....not very helpful.

 

Sounds like good advice to me. Driving trucks isn't that hard.

 

Ethos...please PM me the link to that forum rule.

 

Your also not suppose to try and skirt the language filter. Just sayin.

 

Ummmm...that's not the link to the forum rule. Thats my previous comments...and that's also not a PM. A PM is short for Private Message.