Submitted by Bill on
Brian enrolled in and completed our 160-Hour Professional Class A Tractor-Trailer course in less than a month! He passed his CDL road test the first time he took it! Students who are flexible and put in the time to attain the necesary skills can complete certain programs in as little as 2-3 weeks. Brian graduated with a job ready for him at Halvor Lines!
Submitted by Bill on
Craig is one of our VA students, we are very grateful for his service. Craig had excellent attendance, put in the time and effort with our Comprehensive Class A Tractor Trailer program and passed his CDL road test on the first try! His dedication paid off for him as he already has a job with Truck Country. Our comprehensive Professional Class A programs come with job placement assistance. Interstate Truck Driving School is Veteran owned and operated.
A representative from XPO Logistics will be at our South St. Paul Campus to talk about their opportunities for drivers coming out of school.
We provide cutting-edge supply chain solutions to the world's most successful companies. Our work is important, competitive and satisfying. We're growing worldwide, and we're constantly looking for talented individuals at all levels who can deliver the caliber of service our customers require. If you're ready to give us your best, let's talk. We'd like to invest in you.
Submitted by Bill on
At Interstate Truck Driving School we are proud of all our employees. All the staff work together to ensure our students are successful in their training and obtaining their CDL license. We pride ourselves in our professionalism and concern for each student as an individual. All our instructors are licensed and experienced.
Submitted by Bill on
Interstate Truck Driving School prides itself in only hiring professionals who are experts to train our students. We have been in business over 20 years with a perfect safety record for this very reason!
Submitted by Bill on
Michelle did a great job in her training program. Learning to drive a big rig can be intimidating - so many new skills to learn. Our instructors do the best job at rewarding all benchmarks in the training process. They also know how to approach those areas where a student may struggle to help them keep focused and positive on their progress. We want everyone to be comfortable in the truck so we do not limit time with simulator or backing range practice.
Submitted by Bill on
Listening and trusting the process are essential components to successfully completing the Interstate Truck Driving School programs. ITDS has been in business over 20 years with a PERFECT safety record. This is not accidental - staff members are professionals who take their instruction very seriously . We focus on safety and the skillset necessary not only to complete the program and obtain a CDL but to be a safe and secure driver on the road. Joel did a great job and it paid off!
Submitted by Bill on
Frequently, we have students enroll who are working either a full-time or part-time jobs. Interstate is open 7 days a week; Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm, Saturdays from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and Sundays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. This provides our students ample opportunity to get their training completed. In Bill's case, he had some long hours but he was determined and put in the work necessary to successfully complete the Class A program.
Submitted by Bill on
At Interstate Truck Driving School we really encourage our students to work together practicing pre-trip inspections and studying for their road tests. Many students work in pairs or teams to help each other. As in Todd's case - it really pays off to have this additional support.
Submitted by Bill on
If you see prices creeping higher for everything from cereal to socks in the next few months, you can probably blame this stark reality: There aren’t enough truck drivers delivering the goods to stores.
Kare 11 News out of Minnesota featured a story which covers the recent driver shortage in the U.S. Carriers from all over visit truck driving schools like ours in hopes of filling driver seats. While students do indeed go on to have great careers as truck drivers, there is still a abundant need for more drivers.
