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<p>[QUOTE="hcso506, post: 1095556, member: 34339"]I am currently going through roadmasters in Tulsa,OK.I started this past Monday 11-2-2009.I got to take my permit test in the morning,hope it all goes well.I think I am ready for it.Our site director has said he will take our class out to lunch if we all pass and get our permits.There is only 10 peoplein our class.Aonly about 30 going to school right now in the other classes.classes start every Monday morning.Monday through Thursday,Friday if necessary or for extra training or practice.Also night and weekend classes.7am till 6pm.about an hour for lunch.</p><p>The first 2 days was alot of classroom and study materials and alot of homework.first rattle out of the box was some paperwork for the school and then off for DOT physicals and drug test.Our instructor is very thorough and makes it interesting.He has 20 something years as a driver and owns his own truck and leases it to a company and pays a driver to drive it.They also have a computer room with 8 computers in it and we have to do 22 e-tread lessons on it.Mainly watching a video and answering a question at the end of each section.they pretty much supply everything you need as far as study material and state manual.the only thing i dont like so far is the hard plastic folding chairs with no pading!!LOl</p><p>i also am paying the same amount and had to put $250.00 down.Everyone is different from what i can tell depending on your credit.I live about 1 1/2 hurs from Tulsa so they have out me in the Ramada,which is a older motel,but it is quiet and i no roomates.King size pillowtop also.</p><p>Had TMC come in yesterday and they bought us lunch,Pizza.Roadmaster also gives you applications to fill out.Tulsa Roadmasters seems to really puch TMC,Stevens,Warner and Swift.More TMC and Warner it seems.</p><p>All the instructors in Tulsa are very nice and pretty polite.And so are the office help.</p><p>I will admit that this Tulsa Campus is new and a temporary site.They are looking for a new site with a paved driving pad,ours is dirt here.But other than that i really like it so far.No question is a dumb question and there is plenty of one on one from our instructor.</p><p>Thats all I can think of for now,if you have any other questions on roadmasters,i will try to answer all I can.At least from my brief experience so far in tulsa.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="hcso506, post: 1095556, member: 34339"]I am currently going through roadmasters in Tulsa,OK.I started this past Monday 11-2-2009.I got to take my permit test in the morning,hope it all goes well.I think I am ready for it.Our site director has said he will take our class out to lunch if we all pass and get our permits.There is only 10 peoplein our class.Aonly about 30 going to school right now in the other classes.classes start every Monday morning.Monday through Thursday,Friday if necessary or for extra training or practice.Also night and weekend classes.7am till 6pm.about an hour for lunch. The first 2 days was alot of classroom and study materials and alot of homework.first rattle out of the box was some paperwork for the school and then off for DOT physicals and drug test.Our instructor is very thorough and makes it interesting.He has 20 something years as a driver and owns his own truck and leases it to a company and pays a driver to drive it.They also have a computer room with 8 computers in it and we have to do 22 e-tread lessons on it.Mainly watching a video and answering a question at the end of each section.they pretty much supply everything you need as far as study material and state manual.the only thing i dont like so far is the hard plastic folding chairs with no pading!!LOl i also am paying the same amount and had to put $250.00 down.Everyone is different from what i can tell depending on your credit.I live about 1 1/2 hurs from Tulsa so they have out me in the Ramada,which is a older motel,but it is quiet and i no roomates.King size pillowtop also. Had TMC come in yesterday and they bought us lunch,Pizza.Roadmaster also gives you applications to fill out.Tulsa Roadmasters seems to really puch TMC,Stevens,Warner and Swift.More TMC and Warner it seems. All the instructors in Tulsa are very nice and pretty polite.And so are the office help. I will admit that this Tulsa Campus is new and a temporary site.They are looking for a new site with a paved driving pad,ours is dirt here.But other than that i really like it so far.No question is a dumb question and there is plenty of one on one from our instructor. Thats all I can think of for now,if you have any other questions on roadmasters,i will try to answer all I can.At least from my brief experience so far in tulsa.[/QUOTE]
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