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Bill Collins took the Interstate Truck Driving School racing Corvette to the SCCA Majors Event at Blackhawk Farms Raceway on April 30th and May 1st.
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One firm argues it’s the only way to maximize per-truck revenue while reducing taxes.
Apr 27, 2016Sean Kilcarr | Fleet Owner
It’s long been an unspoken rule of sorts in trucking: one driver assigned to one truck, or in the case of team operations, two drivers to one truck. Only in occasional circumstances, such as routine maintenance or breakdowns, is a driver or team assigned to a different truck.
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Stephen B. just graduated from our Professional Tractor Trailer Program. He has been working for US Foods for some time but wanted to get the CDL License so he could be more versitle at work. He was able to work while taking with us due in part to our online training program. He got most of his hours completed from home using our very easy to use online program.
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Falling fuel prices drive down variable costs, boost truckers' bottom line
Apr 20, 2016 Kevin Jones | American Trucker
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Joshua E. from Fargo, ND came to Interstate looking to get his Class A CDL so he could take a job with J N D Enterprises located close to his home town. Josh was able to use our online training program in order to get some of his hours done at home. With our flexible scheduling we were able to make a schedule for him that made the best use of his time.
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Interstate Truck Driving School owner Bill Collins teamed with Matt Peterson and his Braunschweig Racing Team Corvette to win the eight hour endurance race with the World Racing League at Mid Ohio Sports Car Course this past Sunday.
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Scott C. from New Market, MN just graduated from Interstate's Professional Tractor Trailer Program. Now that he's a official truck driver he'll be starting his new career with ABC Supply out of Savage, MN.
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Omar O. from New Brighton MN just graduated from Interstate's 160 Hour Program and is now ready to begin his new career as a truck driver. He's not sure which company that he wants to work for yet, but he's hoping to go drive for Swift.
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Matthew G. from St. Paul MN, came into Interstate looking to get his Class A CDL so he could go work for Coca Cola. He took advantage of our online training so he could still work while taking our training program.
