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“Check Ride has excellent instructors who possess an incredible amount of knowledge on the trucking industry. This course gave me an outstanding foundation toward a new career and I am grateful.”

Don C
Bellevue
CHECK RIDE
13632 NE 177th PL
Woodinville, WA 98072
425.402.8200
877.502.8200
Fax: 425.481.3137
info@check-ride.com
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Monday-Thursday 10:00am-4:00pm
Fridays 10:00am-3:00pm
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Job Placement Services > Five Steps To Opportunity > Recent Graduates

Check Ride's Five Steps To Professional Trucking Opportunity

Call Check Ride Driver Training Services today at (425) 402-8200 or 1-877-502-8200

Since 1989, Check Ride has provided the Puget sound area with quality and efficient truck driver training instruction. As a private vocational school, CHECK RIDE's focus is to supply the trucking industry with the safest and most competent entry level drivers. Here's how to start your career:

1. Enroll: Check Ride enrolls qualified students on a space-available basis. You are invited to visit and tour our school in Woodinville from 10:00-4:00 Mon-Thurs and Fridays Noon-3:00pm. You'll be able to talk with our current students and staff to clarify any questions about our program.

2. Finance: Check Ride's reasonable tuition is affordable through a variety of payment choices. Some students may qualify for funding through an assortment of public agencies or tuition reimbursement plans provided by participating trucking companies.

3. Individualized Instruction: Training is practical and geared to industry requirements with hands-on, in-the-truck instruction emphasized throughout the curriculum. The low student to teacher instruction ratios, as well as the personal, patient, stress-free instruction given by the staff, assures student enthusiasm in our quality programs.

4. Job Placement: Even in this tough economy, we are still holding our job placement rate of our students at about 70% or better.

5. Trucking Opportunities: The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that between the years 2000 and 2010, there will be a need for thousands of new drivers each year just to keep up with the amount of goods being transported throughout the country on a daily basis.