Which school to choose? (NJ)

I want you to know certain companies don't accept certain schools cdl training, beware of that. Do your research on the schools reviews. If you have some companies you want to go to work for, I would call them and ask them do they accept that school. I hope the best for you

 

Joseph's Truck Driving School is 200 hours which is really good.
Smith and Solomon Commercial Driver Training is 160 hours which is also recommended.
Agree with @ibcalm19 about contacting companies that you're interested in and ask which they prefer. If you don't know yet, just sign up for the cheapest one.

 

We can give you some company names to consider.
What's your interest, OTR or local?
Refrigerated, flatbed, dry van, tanker?

 

The American dream is to see New Jersey in your rear view mirror....lol.
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DHL Supply Chain - sometimes hires new cdl school graduates and put them through their "driver trainee program" for drivers with little to no experience.
Click here to apply - Apply On Company Site

 

Some new cdl school grads on this forum have been hired by Lily Transportation for local/regional/OTR.
Click here > Apply On Company Site

 

National Retail Transportation - www.nationalretailsystems.com
New Jersey Terminal.

 

Calex Logistics - www.calexlogistics.com
I've seen these trucks passing through Las Vegas; probably heading to California for a produce load back to Northeast.