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9 months ago
Tony for AMEERLANDA INC
American Towing Services (AMEERLANDA INC) – Use Caution I used this towing company through my insurance, and the experience was very concerning. The quoted out-of-pocket cost kept changing. The insurance agent told me one amount, the driver demanded a higher amount in cash only, and the company’s office later gave a completely different price. The driver was hostile over the phone and insisted on cash payment despite being told credit card payment was allowed. In addition, the vehicle was handled extremely roughly during towing and unloading, which could have caused damage. In addition, when I tried to research the company - it is hard to find since it is using DBA (another name), I found a similar complain. Here is the link: https://www.carshipio.com/public/carrier/3399295/american-towing-services Based on the inconsistent pricing, pressure for cash, and unprofessional behavior, I would NOT recommend this company. There are other options, and if you have to use it, be caution.

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a year ago
B Davis for Coastal Truck Driving School
I just finished CDL school, and honestly this was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. When I first started, I was nervous and unsure if I’d be able to get through it, but the instructors never let me give up on myself. They pushed me, encouraged me, and reminded me why I was there every single day. It wasn’t always easy, but they made sure we understood the lessons and had the confidence to get behind the wheel. They cared about us as people, not just students. That’s what really stuck with me. Walking away from this program, I feel proud of myself and ready for what’s next. If you’re thinking about getting your CDL, I promise this school will give you the support, guidance, and motivation you need to make it happen. Shoutout To All The Instructors 🌟😎

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I'd give it zero stars if one could. Rules are unenforced. Truck overflow means trucks park directly behind passenger vehicle only areas, 12 feet behind. Truck stop only.

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a year ago
Hammer StupidsDown for PENSKE LOGISTICS LLC
If our ICE officers are using your trucks, you should be proud rather than posting your BS political stunt. We the people voted for that. If you don't agree just shut up. Let the law enforcement do their job inorder to protect their family. SHAME ON PENSKE.

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a year ago
Derick Black for Butler County I-65 Northbound Rest Area
Very nineteen seventies, style rest area posted that it will be torn down in a few months.For better convenience and comfort, hopefully that we'll end up getting better toilet paper, and maybe they'll even put in a bidet.

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a year ago
Nathan Whitley for JACKSON SERVICE GROUP INC

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It was nice, until the storm knocked out the electric, also it's a sign for no pet's allowed, otherwise it's clean

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a year ago
justin collins for Truck Safe Haven
For a weight station not bad had truck parking when closed. Not alot of truck parking in the area so ill take my chances with the dot lol I run a clean truck and trailer so I'm not worried

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a year ago
Chef Charles for Butler County I-65 Northbound Rest Area
This rest area was just okay. It wasn't the best I've been to but it was just okay. The men's restroom was out so we all had to wait in the lobby until all of the women came out of the bathroom and then they let the man go use the women's bathroom because the man's bathroom was out

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a year ago
Anthony Wells for Capital Truck Driving Institute Inc
Make sure to request Bill in Jefferson City. He knows his stuff and knows how to make getting your license easy. Highly satisfied and highly recommended

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