Roadmaster has schools located across the United States including, Arkansas, California, Florida, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah.
In order to qualify for training with Raodmaster, you must be at least 18 years old (21 if you want to drive over the road), have a valid driver's license, read, write and understand all street signs and be able to complete reports and other paperwork. You will be required to complete an application, take a DOT mandated drug test and pay your tuition up front before you will be scheduled a class.
Your tuition will cover the cost of your books, classroom and behind the wheel instruction, fees, and other supplies. It does not cover meals, lodging and other incidentals. Tuition assistance is available to those who qualify.
Roadmaster students are expected to attend class on time every day. You are required to have a specified number of instructional hours and if you are absent or late you will hamper your ability to meet this requirement and will not graduate. You must pass all tests and other components with a 70 percent or higher. If you leave the course early, you are entitled to a refund of a portion of your tuition.
Upon graduation, you will receive a certificate of completion and a transcript. Those students who require additional time to reach academic performance standards or to complete the requisite number of hours for graduation will be given the opportunity to do so without additional charge.
After you graduate, you will have the opportunity to apply with several trucking companies that actively recruit from Roadmaster institutions. Graduation does not automatically result in employment with any trucking firm as each company has its own hiring criteria, however having a Roadmaster certificate makes it easier to become employed with some of the larger carriers.