CDL TEST TRUCK aka CDL Services SCAM in Allen, TX

Winner winner chicken dinner....

 

There was a truck in that video????

 

It was kind of hard to tell there was anything else in that video, good thing the camera man panned away and you could tell there was a truck in the video. LOL

 

I went through cdl services, halfway through I saw the negative writing about this company. I kept on studying and when I passed all the written test. That CDL services provided me, I called CDL Services to let them know I was ready to take the drive test, CDL Services called me right back to tell me where to meet. When I showed up there, their was about 12 other drivers to take the drive test, CDL Services took the time to show us what we were going to be tested on. I was very satisfied on the training I received, I passed on the first try. Be careful what you read, also I want to thank Billy from CDL Services for all his help and support.

 

Has anyone used CDL Truck Rentals for the driving test? please let me know. thanks.

 

sorry I'd think it would help if I added some more info. I believe they are based out of Allen TX, and do the driving tests in Garland and surrounding areas. I just want to see if its a legit business before paying. Please advise if you all know anything...good or bad any info will help me.

Thank you
CJ

 

I went over this a few months ago. To be able to rent a tractor from the big rental outfits you have to meet all sorts of financial and credit requirements. As a general rule, this idea is just an myth. The closest you could get is one of the third party testers could rent the truck by the hour (with their instructor or course) for a set fee. but finding those after the Government of Illinois practically destroyed the credibility of the third party system.

 

what are you looking A or B? This may sound strange but do you know anybody with trucks that can help you with this? I have
helped 4 people get there CDL's. Three were for B using my yard dump (IH 2574 41,000) and one with my rig. The only problem
which I could not believe was the course they had to pass. I told the trooper I was grandfathered and never took such a course
and all the years on the road never saw this at any loading dock. And I have been in real tight places. He said " I know, I was
a trucker for 20 years". I asked what was the failed rate, and told me 50%. How many "pull-ups" allowed 3. I told he was the
bad guy for truckers. He just smiled. With that in mind try to get all the practice you can Make it "second nature" Best of luck

 

First off I would like to know if anyone heard about this company and if have had any experience with them... I have heard a lot of companies like this one and my questions is most of this companies let you use their equipment but this one most likely is automatic.. They say the also teach you how to drive manual but after you pass the Test.... Would you get an Automatic Transmission Restriction in your TEXAS CDL if you take the test in a Automatic Transmission truck??? I hope to hear answers and personal experiences about this.

 

I met a few guys that came to me asking for help with their CDL. They claimed they felt rushed, and ripped off in Allen, TX. A customer said he showed up there at around 2:00 a.m. along with 9 other guys and it was chaos from the get go. I don't care where you get your CDL, just make sure you don't get ripped off! $250.00 is a lot of money, especially if you end up not getting your license. A good way of doing this is by visiting your local Better Business Bureau.