Smith & Solomon Training Solutions

Your 'instructor', the one in the photo's with an yellowish orange shirt on, let one of his students hit a truck and instead of being a decent human being, he tried to drive off, then he started calling the driver horrible names and said he would get beat up. This is unprofessional as it gets. He literally taught his students to drive off if they hit something, and when they're stopped, act like a bigot and call people filthy names.

Does anybody know how much the training cost it? I'm in the middle of getting my cdl b permit and wanted to find an affordable place to get my training so I can find a good job

Best place ever for learning how to drive, my favorite school is the one in norristown, drew is the best instructor

Finally a CDL Training School close to home. Hopeful and looking forward to signing up for CDL training after the holidays. I hear a lot of good things about this company. Especially over CR England and Swift.

Great place to get your CDL. John is very on point with his evaluations on the students maneuvers. Karen is very very patient on the bobtail & trailer trips. Ben & Bill are very professional & patient when testing the drivers. Mike is very blatant when testing the students on the in cab & air breaks for the fact that he wants to make sure that safety comes first Front office staff is great.

I've been driving since the age of 14, & I've only driven manual just a few times in my life. I've learned a great deal of double clutching & the responsibilities that comes along with up shifting & down shifting here at Smith & Solomon. I would recommend anyone to this School. Thank you all for your help.

I recently got my CDL at Smith and Solomon. I enjoyed my time there. Most of all I want to thank my instructor Daniel. I really liked his way of teaching. You can tell that he is one of the instructors that cares and wants to make sure that he is sending safe drivers on the road.

Writing this review for the Norristown Campus. The training yard and it's Instructors are very unprofessional. They play favoritism and really need a whole new staff. I paid almost 5k to teach myself. While the instructors stand around pretending to work. I was scheduled a road test Dec. 16th 2020 and failed. Then rescheduled for another test Jan. 12th 2021.

I didn't feel confident about that test. I asked one of the instructors to walk through the pre trip with me. The day before to find out that there is a checklist for the entire pre trip, maneuvers, and over the road driving. That checklist was never went over with me and should have several times. Throughout the year of me being in attendance. The words of the instructor and his apology.

That checklist is put in place to make sure the students are ready for the real test. So I called the instructor to reschedule my test. I have not yet to hear from them. If zero stars was a option that would be my rating. I definitely want and deserve a refund! The better business bureau need to be called!

Kiki and Vanessa are the best! Very courteous staff, from admissions to graduation it's always easy to talk to someone about any concern you might have. I got a job making GOOD money before i even had my CDL! now im working making over 75k x year!

Love this school. The staff was great very professional. All the instructors helped me in not just driving but, also learning about the equipment, and identifying potential hazards in trucking. Safety! is a big of their curriculum. A Real comfortable environment. everyone made me feel welcomed. I would recommend to all trying to get into the trucking industry. This is the best school.

Karen is the best driving instructor any CDL student will ever need. She was my instructor and taught me how to be a safe driver. Since graduating from Smith and Solomon at the end of February 2017, I've been working at Werner and I will say she taught me the right stuff. Werner safety department gave me three different road test from three different locations throughout my tenure here, and all three different road test is exactly what Karen teaches at Smith and Solomon, no more, no less. Werner gave me a road test when they qualified me as a solo driver, before they sent me out on my own, and three weeks into my job, they gave me an on the job road test, and the third one after 6 weeks into my job.

You pay attention to what Karen teaches you, you will have no issues with your road test at least at Werner. Karen teaches you all you need to know to pass your company road test. I got my job at Werner through the recruiter that came to visit Smith and Solomon Philadelphia branch. I didn't have to look for a driving job, my job came and looked for me.