Has anyone heard of this:?

Ok, so I have been checking for companies and trucking school to get my CDL the right way (tried it on my own and failed 2 road tests for lack of practice), so I have been doing some homework on "sponsored CDL training" and found this service called "Driver Solutions".

For what I've read they are sort of associated with "Pam Transport" and "USA Truck"

So what they seem to offer is CDL "sponsored" truck driving school tuition with no upfront costs, but the driver repay in a weekly basis during the first year. So in other words, they get you your cdl and a job and in exhange you work for them for a year.

They say you'll have the opportunity to make up to 40,000 (not sure if this is deducting tuition repayment or not).

Their training lasts 2 to 3 weeks, but they dont really specify if I'll be traveling to a school of their own, or if they work something out with home-state trucking schools.

My thing is I have close to 0 (zero) information on USA Truck and if they tend to screw drivers up or not and I would like to get some feedback on how this sound to you drivers.

Any idea on if this is something worth a shot since I've got close to none saved to pay for school myself??

Have you heard of this "Driver Solutions" program?? ( Their website is www.greatcdltraining.com )

Appreciate those who made it all the way down to this post and their intention of helping me out.

 

I had some issues trying to sync my gears (down-shifting). I completely missed my windows and ended up not being able to get in the right gear when traffic started to move (almost right away). Not in the highway btw.

Did my pre-trip, in-cab inspection, straight backing, parallel parking, etc in a very nice way. No points taken off from there.

Anyways, the down-shifting situation costed me points on "impeding traffic", "failure
To anticipate speed changes", "driving too slow"... She even told me: "you were inches away from getting it, but I will need to see you one more time".

My problem is and has always been getting too nervous when driving with another driver next to me, plus I admit not been able to have paid for more classes-training.

I felt soooo dissapointed at myself that day...

 

My problem, as I mentioned on the previous comment, is not being able to afford lessons. Do not know anybody that i could try and pay (at a more convenient price I guess) for practices.

I know that with more practice I'll ace that test.

 

No, no double clutching! I do regular clutxhing at the test but prefer floating on normal practice and driving

 

Why the question brother?