Their goal is "To provide the highest quality CDL training." Do they meet their goal? Not really. The website homepage mentions things that just are not completely true, e.g., "latest technology for an advanced multimedia learning environment" (no), "well-maintained trucks" (debatable), late-models with 48' (yes) & 53' (no) trailers. Classroom training is weak. Range and road training are better, but students have a lot of dead time. Range conditions (surface) were deplorable to acceptable depending on which range you were on and what the weather conditions were.The people are knowledgeable and capable drivers, but not necessarily good instructors. Students can definitely learn enough to obtain their CDL permit and license if they pay attention and put time into self-studying and practicing when possible.Overall - acceptable. Visit the school and see it for yourself. Watch the range, see the equipment. Ask questions if possible. Check out your options before going into debt.