they really are a class act. they are the nicest people i have ever met, i had a great experience and not only did i get my license but i had a fun time doing by being around such good people. they will answer any question and they genuinely care about helping you get your license, so i hope this helps anyone planning in getting their license because there is no other place i would rather go.

United Tractor Trailer School worked with me to get my license, the instructors are all truck drivers they know what they are talking about. I asked about 1000 questions and never once did any of the insturctor get upset with me. They really took the time to show me what to do and answere any and all questions. Because the instructors are all truck drivers as well they were helpful in finding the right company to work for, which ment a lot to me!

Pros: Great Team! All driving instructors are 100% dedicated to teaching the students how to drive a truck, not just pass the test. I would recommend this CDL A and B school to anyone. Student to instructor/truck ratio was 3 to 1 in my class, 2 to 1 in the subsequent class.Cons: The training course is not MA State certified because the area is too small. That means the lines in the course don't match exactly as they do at the test site. The tractors and trailers are not exactly the same size so learning to drive the truck and passing the test maneuvers is a double challenge.Overall Rating: 5 Stars! Two-Thumbs Up!Beware of schools that do *not* disclose in writing the student to instructor/truck ratios because too many students to a truck means little driving time in the truck... which could be an expensive education.