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New England Tractor Trailer Training School was founded in 1965. NETTTS provides truck driver training to both men and women. NETTS has campuses situated in Pawtucket, RI and Bridgeport, CT. The school offers comprehensive training for those seeking a career as a commercial driver. The programs include plenty of hands-on training. Safety training is also part of the programs. The New England Tractor Trailer Training School's collection of programs includes Advance Tractor Trailer Driving, Commercial Heavy Straight Truck Training - Class B, Commercial Drivers License and Commercial Driver's License Preparation. The school is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology. The customer service is available at 800-333-2888. Please try to contact New England Tractor Trailer Training School Customer Service directly prior to posting any complaints on this site.

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Shootem
New England Tractor Trailer Training School - Bridgeport NETTTS Trucks drive around in circles ALL DAY!

I'm a Bridgeport Ct. homeowner. Literally hundreds of trucks go by my home every day. Sunday has always been the quietest day of the week until about three weeks ago!

#255376
Aug 14, 2011
423

Anonymous
New England Tractor Trailer Training School - Nettts north Andover was awesome!

Nettts north Andover was great!! All of the negative reviews here must be for other campuses. I had no problem Never ran into a mr. Lima. The entire staff w...

#246770
Jul 03, 2011
397

Anonymous
New England Tractor Trailer Training School - Total bait and switch

I went to a seminar last night put on by these guys, drove 45miles. The ad I saw said that it was for a drivers job and that no CDL was not a problem. This is total Bull sh.t. When...

#230939
Apr 06, 2011
512

Racecar0...
New England Tractor Trailer Training School - N.E.T.T.T.S.

I had high hopes to get my CDL from NETTTS. I was harrassed from the very first day. Needless to say, after just a few weeks, I decided to quit. I'm not going to pay $9400 and have...

#215333
Jan 07, 2011
994

Bouch
New England Tractor Trailer Training School - Lied to me..

I went to this school late fall,graduated with a 4.0..Up to now,I still cant get a job.I was never told that if you had a speeding ticket more then 5 yrs ago you would not get hire...

#214604
Jan 04, 2011
608

Doxberry
New England Tractor Trailer Training School (NETTTS) - Scam

Beware..this school is all about the money. I called to ask about the school, the person on the phone (Bob) would not tell me anything, all he cared about was sending the sales guy...

#115077
Mar 10, 2008
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