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United Truck Driving School

United Truck Driving School

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2425 Camino del Rio S ##250, San Diego, California, 92108, United States
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Jan 31, 2019
This is a great school to attend to, a very friendly and professional environment!they assure you a passing grade and a first try passing driving test. But you do have to put in work, they cant drive the truck for you, so you have to do the training and the studying, if you do your job. You will have your license in a month. Latest a month and a half. Have fun and thank you for all your help Harley, Anthony, Sarah, reggie and Samantha Alvarez. Great job

Apr 4, 2019
Enjoyed all the hands on training, amazing and helpful staff. Highly recommend this place for all those who are looking to get there CDL

Feb 16, 2019
Made me rethink about the way I drive and opened my eyes to the benefits of safe driving habits both professionally and personally. Now when I see erratic drivers cut me off, I no longer have the urge to follow them home, drive by their house and study their work schedule, and slowly drive them insane by moving their furniture around when they're not home. I now have more time to work on my tunnel.

Feb 8, 2019
I recommend this school to everyone. Good environment n friendly staff & instructors. I enjoyed going to school at United.. I know have my CDL.. thank you United

Mar 28, 2019
Very very unprofessional.. i came in yesterday to enroll in class A CDL classes. Upon entering i would have to admit they have a very professional looking classroom and building set up. Sarah is very nice and i feel she does her job quite well and handles things in a very nice, calm, and professional manner. However, our problem begins with the admissions person, Reggie. As im signing and filling out paperwork i was handed various documents that could have contained other persons social security numbers, things went fine but Reggie seems very scattered and unprofessional about how he approaches incoming students which caused me some concern as it seemed he didnt know what he was talking about. That got me thinking that i should read up on what the local consensus was about United Truck Driving School here in San Diego... what i found was that people feel that this school only cares for how much money enters their pockets and thats where the compassion ends so i decided that i would be cancelling my enrollement and trying out other programs. I gave them a call this morning to let them know that i would be cancelling my enrollment. Now, when i asked Reggie if there was any way we could verify that the documents containing my social security number and a copy of my birth certificate will actually be destroyed he became very upset with me, before i could ask to make sure i dont owe any moneys i was hung up on by Reggie. I will now have to drive a half an hour just to ensure my personal information is actually going to be destroyed properly. Dont waste your time here... Reggie is running a very sketchy operation with the manner in which he handles other individuals vital information like social security numbers.

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