James H. from South Minneapolis completed his training last week. We are really going to miss him as he constantly added a sense of comradery and brotherhood while he was here. There are some people in life that when your paths cross it is like you are long lost brothers and that was our experience with James. He had some really nice things to say about our training upon completion that we sincerely appreciate. We know James will be successful in the trucking industry and everyone he meets will be better off as a result. 

Interstate Truck Driving School is approved by the state agency for students using their G I Bill benefits for education.  Since Interstate is also owner and operated by a U. S. Army Veteran, we have a strong commitment to assisting our Vets in every way possible.  Tanner demonstrated his commitment to his new industry while training with us and we are sure he will be successful out on the road.

Chris Reich traveled all the way from Vista California to attend Interstate Truck Driving School. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations allow drivers to take training in a state they do not live in, take their CDL Road Test in the state they took their training, and then return to their home state to obtain their CDL. Most states cooperate in this system. Chris came to us because the testing delays in California are so long he could get the training and testing done quicker by traveling to our school.

McLane has another great new driver.  Lee passed his passed his 1st CDL road test to obtain his Class A License and then finished up Phase Two of his training with flying colors.  

Matt had a lot of things going on with his schedule so he took advantage of our online training materials. He really applied himself and passed his first road test with flying colors.  He hopes to go to work for a "Heavy Haul" outfit.

Andrew O. from Frost Minnesota just completed his 160 Hour Professional Tractor Trailer Training Program.  Andrew already had experience driving trucks on the farm and did a really good job at improving his skills and knowledge.  He is going back to work with the family trucking business.