Apex Trucking LLC, CDL Training and Testing in Utah.

Negative experience: Very disappointed with the lack of structure .I thought going to school to study something the instructors are supposed to instruct instead of just expecting you to figure it out . There is one instructor that is amazing he was very helpful but the rest were crap .

Fantastic experience: Went there for my skills test. Super awesome people and helpful.

Negative experience: ❌ DON’T COME HERE ❌ The instructors on this school are ridiculous I had to learn the most of the backing and pre trip by myself with no help from the instructors because there was no one available. 2 of the instructors; Shae and Dallin are the ❌WORST❌ they don’t pay attention to the students and just sitting in their own cars texting the entire time. They are a joke this school is a mess.

Fantastic experience: Become a good trucker even thanks to Apex, after the school I started to drive immediately as a company driver. Was their care and tips I never had an issue. I highly recommend Apex for the quality, the integrity and honesty of the entire group. Try hey teach you only how to drive, the regulations and the practice of how to this and that The real challenge is to deal with companies that want to hire you. Pretty dishonest and bully. Remember always what your instructor said when you have an issue, the truck is supposed to not leak exhaust in the cabin, so buy a carbon monoxide sensor and if it alarms during the job ir the idling, don’t think too much, put the truck out of order, call the company and if they starts to makes stories drive til the next shop, say NO. Call the DOT and let them know that the company pretend you drive in violation. If you don’t do this, the company will retaliate and put in the black spots. Companies are not families, are commercial entities that don’t care about you driver. Don’t be fooled by great words. Money is money , words are words. Protect yourself, you are alone while driving, only you are the one who cares of you.

Negative experience: Worst experience ever, the instructors. Put you in a vehicle, you know nothing about. And tell you to learn while they sit in their car. Sleeping and smoking cigarettes on their phone.