Finding the Best Truck Driving School
Everything you need to know
Finding a CDL training school that fits your schedule can be difficult. You don’t want to rush through a course and risk a program that doesn’t adequately prepare you, but courses that drag on keep you from getting back to work.
CDL School Red Flags
When looking for a CDL course you should be looking at a few things. Look at how long they have been in business, what their industry cooperation is like, and if they don’t have multiple carrier relationships. Obviously a business has to start somewhere, so if the school is new then checking their record of students and hiring rates since establishing is important. If they do not have multiple carrier relationships then there must be a reason, they might not train properly or are not good to be in business with.
Find the Right Program
Whether you are a parent with a hectic schedule to navigate or someone with plenty of time on their hands, Apex’s four-week training school gets your career started quickly. The success of a school like this is the small class sizes that utilize all of the modern equipment in the industry. There are always two 3rd party CDL examiners on site so students can take their licensing exam whenever is the most convenient. Testing on-site also helps students feel at ease because they use the same trucks that they learned on.
As soon as you have gone through Apex’s four-week training and passed your test, there are multiple carriers and routes to choose from. The Kansas City area has so many different opportunities that there is never a problem in finding the best truck driving placement. Apex understands the importance of a schedule and route you love in making the difference between working to live and living to work.
