The Roadmaster Drivers School network has 13 campuses, located in Arkansas, California, Florida, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah. The school offers the hands-on training students need to obtain their Class A and Class B CDL operator's license. Topics covered will include motor law compliance, safe operating procedures, reading maps and planning trips. The school offers programs weekly with flexible day, evening and weekend schedules. Students can complete the training program in three to four weeks. The school offers refresher programs for experienced drivers and post-graduation job search assistance.
Roadmaster Drivers School
Corporate Office
6211 West 2100 S.
Salt Lake City, UT 84128
800-831-1300
roadmaster.com
The SAGE Corporation, around for more than 20 years, operates close to 20 CDL training schools and community college partnership programs in 13 states across the U.S. You can access a list of locations in the Resource section. The network of schools offers seven different curriculum types for the new driver pursuing a CDL license to the seasoned trucker looking for advanced or refresher education. SAGE programs meet or exceed the standards set by the Professional Truck Driver Institute (PTDI) and the U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) Proposed Minimum Standards for Training Tractor Trailer Drivers. Course offerings include a 150-hour basic tractor-trailer training (five weeks), 150-hour tractor-trailer driver externship (10 weeks), 80-hour advanced tractor-trailer training, 40-hour tractor-trailer driver refresher (one-two weeks) and 40-hour straight truck class B driver, tractor-trailer essentials and tractor-trailer modified essentials courses. All SAGE schools provide job assistance for enrolled students and graduates.
The SAGE Corporation
Corporate Office
4242 Carlisle Pike, Suite 177
Camp Hill, PA 17011
800-761-3931
sageschools.com
The Tri-State Semi Driver Training, Inc., an Ohio Business College affiliate, has been in business since 1969 and offers 18-wheeler operator training. In Ohio, the school prepares students for the CDL Class A licensure exam with a 170-hour training that combines five days of classroom lecture with 10 days of hands-on instruction. Students train for the Class B exam at the Texas campus with a 130-hour program that takes just three weeks to complete. Both campuses offer weekend courses to accommodate the schedule of the working student. Students can find jobs nation-wide with help from the school's recruitment partners.
Tri-State Semi Driver Training, Inc.
Ohio Campus
6690 Germantown Road
Middletown, OH 45042-1208
800-860-7364
Corporate Office
1133 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Suite 170
Dayton, OH 45408
877-910-7364
Texas Campus
1400 N. Interstate 45
Palmer, TX 75152
972-449-3339
learn2drive.com