We were told this program would take 6–8 weeks before my husband enrolled. They had no problem taking our money, but we're now heading into month three with consistent excuses and very little communication. We've repeatedly been told they're short-staffed, instructors aren't available, and despite being told my husband is ready to take the state test, no one can even tell us whether he's actually scheduled or not. What makes this even more frustrating is that they continue taking in new students while current students are left waiting because there apparently aren't enough instructors to keep up. This isn't just an inconvenience. Every week this gets pushed back is another week my husband can't start working in the career we paid for him to train for. Delays like this directly affect our family's financial stability. If the program was going to take three months or longer, we should have been told that before enrolling. Instead, we were given expectations that haven't come close to reality. If you're considering this school, don't just ask how long the program is supposed to take. Ask current students how long it's actually taking to finish because they do not care about your financial situation it’s very unprofessional Update/response:Thank you for responding, but I think your reply actually highlights the communication issue I described in my review. At no point did I say my husband missed attendance, needed additional practice, or wasn't ready to test. In fact, we've repeatedly been told that he *is* ready for the state test. The problem is that no one has been able to tell us whether he's actually scheduled or when he'll be testing. You also state that you currently have a full instructional staff and a lower student count. If that's the case now, that doesn't address what we were told throughout the past several months when delays were repeatedly attributed to staffing and instructor availability. Those explanations came directly from your staff. Most importantly, your response doesn't address the main concern: we enrolled after being told the program would take approximately 6–8 weeks. We're now well beyond that timeline, and the communication has been inconsistent throughout the process. Had we been told from the beginning that completion could realistically take three months or longer, we would have made a much more informed decision. Finally, suggesting that students should come directly to management overlooks the fact that we've already been communicating with staff throughout this process. This review wasn't posted because we never reached out—it was posted because, after months of asking questions, we still couldn't get clear answers. This review isn't about expecting special treatment or an unrealistic timeline. It's about setting accurate expectations, communicating honestly when those expectations change, and recognizing that delays have real financial consequences for the families who invest in your program. Those are the concerns I hoped your response would address. Read Less

Great place to grow and learn how to drive trucks!! The instructors are good people who love to share their knowledge and help you achieve your goals. They have connections everywhere throughout the industry and can get you a job right out of school. Read Less

Suburban was a gift from God. Lara is great but the staff and the trainers were amazing, especially Zach and Carl. Great attitudes and an even better environment. I graduated January 8th 2026💪and I owe it all too Suburban. They were patient and very good teachers please go here if your serious about obtaining your CDL. It's a great place to learn . The job placement is incredible and they still check up on me to this day. This is a special place and they have a special team. Suburban Truck Driving School is where it's at. I'm proud to say this is where my journey started. You guys are the best Read Less