Bradway Truck Driving School

Best School in New Jersey, they train in Manual Trucks. 10 speeds.

Yes I did work there prior to getting terminated they said I got terminated because I had one accident that's not true what it was was the transmissions stopped working and they had to pay for it so I don't know why people got to lie all you do is tell the truth

I’m not one to write reviews a lot, but gotta say that I made a great decision to go to Bradway Trucking School to get my Class A license. The day I went to sign up, I got a great impression and knew that I made a really good decision. Steve, Gary, and Stallin each take time with every student and want everyone to succeed. Gary is great with pre trip and helping you learn maneuvers. He helped me learn every maneuver and taught me a lot of pre trip. Stallin is also a very good instructor. He took a lot of time with me the week before my test to make sure I had my pre trip down. Steve runs the school and took us on the road. He is very good about staying in touch and checking in on with his students and making sure they have all their documents and such. He is a great road instructor as well. He knows so much about trucking and taught me a lot of things. Everyone here believes in their students and set you up for success. I’m extremely thankful for everyone here, and I can’t wait to get started with Werner. I’ll always remember where I started. If you want a Class A or a B CDL, definitely go here. I really enjoyed my time here.

Right Decision = Right Choice.

You want to be trained as a CDL Driver then "Bradway Truck Driving School" is the "Right Decision = Right Choice".

The team at Bradway will help to get you there.

When I was researching and selecting the ideal school for me, I looked at a few. When I visited Bradway Trucking School I was met and assisted by Steve. He was kind,friendly and helpful, he told me what I needed to know and gave me all the information,direction and advice I needed and supported me all the way through.

He invited me to look over the school and the yard/practical training area which at first did not seem suitable, but in the trucking world and for what I needed to do and wanted, it was PERFECT. The area and vehicles are more than adequate and serviceable for a trainee.

Yes there is room for a few small improvements and in the yard. But the conditions are the same as what you are going to find on the road, where it will not be made easier for you. So its Up To You, DO what you are taught to do.

Duncan one of the yard "Bosses" is a great guy with a good sense of humour and a wealth of experience in driving and maneuvering, he will tell you how too, but you need to approach and ask for his help and assistance, if you feel you are not getting it ? Get out and go ask Duncan or Kevin or Gary they will help you. They will not spoon feed you ?

After all you will be the one doing the test and YOU need to work out the "How Too" based on what they instruct you. Via in class theory,training, videos and practical driving instruction, Look, Listen and Learn from them.

Gary, also a yard Boss and a fantastic guy, so friendly and helpful. He is the Pre Trip, In Cab and Airbrake specialist. Pay attention he explains it all and you need to copy what he tells you and does and you will get it all. Just apply your self, if you are struggling ask questions, ask for help and you will receive it. Also watch Gary's videos over and over, YOU will get it right follow his methods,pattern and path to achieving success.

Kevin, the driving instructor "He can Drive" so listen to his advice and instructions, when he decides to take you out on the road. "Of course you had better learn how to use a clutch properly and to "double clutch" and use a stick to shift gears smoothly without "Grating" them and not missing any ? Before getting that chance though, because like everything else he cant do it for you.

On the road Kevin will help you and instruct you on how to handle a "Big Rig" and 53" trailer, maneuvering,Boxing, Holding on an Incline, and Turning around corners.

If you take it all in and apply yourself, they the Bradway Team will get you through to the DMV and test. There it is all up to you, what you put in, in your own training and ability is what you will get out.

And that is a "Pass" for a CDL Class "A" license. Because at Bradway they can give you everything thing you need to go that way.And be sucessful.

I, and some good friends, Al , Rob ,Bill , Ajah , Ryan and some others got it all in just 7 weeks. We can You Can !!!!

Right Decision = Right Choice.

Class 229 - 01/06/2020 to 02/25/2020.