Roadmaster Trucking School Review

queen rig09 wrote

Just to let u all know, roadmaster school is the best by far. The instructors as you already read about or just as they say. They teach you the correct way of doing everything; from the classroom to the road. I never in my life driven a tractor trailer rig before either, and i learned it with flying color as well. Thanks to all the instuctors and their hard work, it did paid off and you will guarntee to have a job way before you finish, and if it take longer, they will work with you until you got it. I think RoadMaster driving school in West Memphis, AR have great instuctors that are percised in every thing they teached.

Posted July 26, 2009

Timothy Harbor wrote

IRoadmaster truck driving school in Indianapolis is the best in the nation bar-none. they never rush you along like other schools do. Roadmaster i salute you.

Posted July 02, 2009

Da Biggin wrote

I graduated not just from Roadmaster but also as head of the class. I NEVER even touched a semi tractor trailer before and thanks to all the grrrreat instructors at Tampa, Florida school. I made it with flying colors and had a great job waiting for me before i left. Take my advise, yes there are cheaper routes to get your license, BUT, Roadmaster is very well known for top quality/qualified students with strong base training. I WOULD AND WILL RECCOMEND THEM TO ANY AND ALL INTERESTED IN TRUCKING!

Posted December 24, 2008

Da Biggin wrote

I graduated not just from Roadmaster but also as head of the class. I NEVER even touched a semi tractor trailer before and thanks to all the grrrreat instructors at Tampa, Florida school. I made it with flying colors and had a great job waiting for me before i left. Take my advise, yes there are cheaper routes to get your license, BUT, Roadmaster is very well known for top quality/qualified students with strong base training. I WOULD AND WILL RECCOMEND THEM TO ANY AND ALL INTERESTED IN TRUCKING!

Posted December 24, 2008

orpheus wrote

I went to roadmasters in orlando,fl they also have very good instructors they dont make you nervous behind the wheel of these big rigs (only when its time for a test)and they did not pull any punches on what you will be dealing with when on the highways they are very strict on those log books (and i dont blame them) and when in training you will get surprised by law inforcement so have your log books correct,or be corrected, but all in all they show you how to drive a truck, when out of school forget a good bit what you learned in school because its to different worlds (but dont forget all).

Posted July 12, 2008