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Dushaun K. came into our school with no experience. However in less than two months he not only obtained his Class A CDL, he also got a job with a local sanitation company. He put in the work and showed that if you out the time in and the effort you will not only get your CDL but also gain a new level of self confidence along the way.
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Laurie C. wanted to be able to start a new career in trucking. With some help from the Washington County WFC she was able to achieve that goal. With no prior knowledge she kept a "can do" attitude during her time and is now a Commerical Truck Driver. She's hoping to be driving for Halvor in the near future.
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Lawrence came in to our school wanting to get into a Truck Driving career. He already had some knowledge but needed the training to solidify his skills. He passed his first road test and breezed through the course in 5 weeks. In a few days, he'll be driving for Schneider.
Submitted by Bill on
Submitted by Bill on
Classes start every Monday at 8AM and the first three days of class are provided over the internet with Zoom. We are in our third week of providing the training with this system and it is working out very well. Students are able to get questions answered in real time and communicate with the instructors.
Submitted by Bill on
Submitted by Bill on
Interstate Truck Driving School and our sister school in Wisconsin, Hudson Truck Driving School are continuing to operate as a critical function business.
The trucking industry is swamped trying to keep up with the demand to deliver goods and services to stores and businesses around the country. With that high demand for drivers, truck driving schools are qualified to operate in compliance with the CASI guidelines.
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Interstate Truck Driving School is continueing to provide access to training for new truck drivers. Please take a look below at our Update from March 25th as that information is still in effect.
Please call our office at 651-735-9250 for more information.
Submitted by Bill on
Since the transportation of goods and supplies are vital to the health and safety of citizens, we feel it is important to continue to operate on a reduced basis in order to provide the transportation industry with properly trained drivers to operate the trucks delivering those goods and supplies.
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There is still a strong demand for new truck drivers and we have been successful in adjusting our training to deliver the information our students need via the internet. New students need to pre-register in person but an appointment is required to visit our South St. Paul campus to complete the paperwork.
