The teachers are amazing very patient.. They go out of their way to help... And again Justin thank you so much for helping me!

Great school to earn your CDL through. I thoroughly enjoyed coming everyday and learning more and more on the trucks. The instructors are all very knowledgeable with years of experience. I would recommend SAGE Cheyenne to anybody looking at getting into the transportation industry!

Great school, great teachers, helped me all the way, teaching me more then the bare minimum in my opinion 👍🏾

Sage Truck Driving School got the job done, but it wasnt pretty. With no other nearby option, I paid nearly $5,000 to earn a Class A CDL. But the 9 1/2 days of classroom instruction was mostly a waste of time. It was filled with hours upon hours of watching worthless YouTube videos and reviewing PowerPoint slideshows of information based on a textbook the instructor criticized many times each day. So much of the classroom time could have been used more effectively. We could have used more time on more important subjects, like the pre-trip inspection, rather than watching videos of semi-truck races and other less important topics.The two driving instructors were friendly and helpful, but I did not get the amount of driving time I was supposed to get. Each of the 11 half-day (4.25 hour) drive sessions ended up being closer to 3 or fewer hours of actual driving. That means I drove less than 33 hours of roughly 47 hours devoted to actual drive time. The driving instructors were very slow to get us on the road in the morning and had no issue with ending each drive session 15-20 minutes early.The truth is that Sage teaches you just barely enough to pass the tests and earn the CDL. But they could be producing much more knowledgeable and skilled drivers if they just put in a bit more thought and effort.

As a perspective student. Information from the school. Equipment is 20yrs old. Financing is from a 3rd party with insane interest rates. Cost is roughly $6k for this short training. Overall school from other trucking companies are much better all around. As they guarantee you a job right out of the gate unlike this schooling. My advice to anyone is to do all of your homework before jumping into this school.

Good school to start off if you dont want to go OTR. I started in 2012, Got a local oilfield job right away. You must be proactive in finding a job!If you find yourself unable to handle the fact the school has older trucks and the schedule doesnt work for you, you might want to rethink going to this school. Im honestly finding the negative reviews kinda funny. Hey youre in a trucking school, not a country club.

Worst experience ever.Classroom instruction consists of watching VHS tapes.Trucks are old and wore out.Brenda the manager is a pain in the ass.They will not work with you on scheduling with your job. I was working at night and if I asked to come in late she acted like the world would end even though the classroom time consisted of watching videos. A few times i had to leave 30 min early and she threatened pushing back my graduation date even though the 30 minutes was dead time as we had finished our 8 hours of video watching.If I could give it a negative 5 stars if i could .Do not waste your time or money.Brenda should not be in any position of leadership.

Small town cdl school. More one on one training than the cdl farms. Their backing area is great. It may not look like much but it is in same condition as what ull see at most receivers. As far as the previous review, yes ur being picky. This area is an oil field. They want 2+ yrs xp. Get on the road and shut up.

Great