CDL A , WORST SCHOOL ...... This school is horrible , I never knew until I went to a job orientation recently . They don't teach you anything. No 45 , no 90 and no alley dock ! No log books , i made a complete ass of myself. How can you say it's a professional driving school and not teaching what is truly relevant to be successful in the field?? There packages are riduculous , their only aim is to make money in a short period of time. So you keep failing the road test and coming back to reschedule another . For CDL A , they train you on a 28 feet trailer. . Which long haul company gonna hire a recent grad with only minimum experience in driving a 28 feet trailer! !! ?? They are a total SCAM!!! I would recommend you taking your money and spending it elsewhere in order to get your money's worth! Read Less

I went to the school to study for a Class B in 2015 on a government grant. The learning experience was great and there was one particular instructor, who seemed to do exceptionally well in teaching and instructing. Recently, in 2017 and 2018, I pursued a Class A license and instructing from Al Sorano utilizing my own funds - world of a different experience not in their favor! 1. There's no more "star" instructors, from my standpoint. 2. I was told there would be no road test dates until March 2018, and so I asked them if they could find a road test date from the DMV before my permit expired in February. They scheduled a date for January 31, without notifying me and when I mentioned it was too soon, they said, well that's the date they gave me...That got messy, but when trying to resolve the situation, one of the men that answered the phone just got a really horrible attitude and was pretty certain in being judgmental to blame me for the whole situation. The details are so convoluted and the conversation was so warped and misleading and dishonest that I can't even remember the amount of twists that I was taken through. A few words come to mind to explain it - Abusive, Pompous, Arrogant, Deceitful, Liar, Malicious. I am currently on my way back to get refunded for the rest of my lessons. I would rather sit on my Class B for a while than to continue what was a trainwreck coming since 2017 in dealing with the man who I believe may be the manager. Strangely enough, the next place I intend to go to costs way more, but it's worth the peace of mind in my opinion. Can you get the training you need there to gain your license? Yes. Will you get abused there as a customer? Probably so. Read Less

Went to take a class b lesson here yrs ago paid $80 dollars just to hear instructor talk. Nothing in reference on how to inspect vehicle just complete bs for the whole hour. My point is anybody looking to get a class b you're better off going to a school bus company or academy at least you will be compensated for your time and trained thoroughly not ripped off by these crooks. Read Less