Sadly after a recommendation from a co worker. This business was unprofessional and highly racist. I sent my brother here with hope of a great experience and they literally looked at him and decided to treat him like a convict. I couldn't believe what he told me so I went for myself and experienced the same unprofessional behavior. Stephaine and I spoke previously over the phone and she wouldn't even come out to speak to me directly. She sent Jeff the director of the driving school classes and he was very respectable and professional. He was the only one that took the time to listen. We lost 600$ but was offered to continue class. I understand business and the no refund policy but this was truly the lack of them wanting to deal with my brother, lack of communication no customer service principles of the business at all. Unfortunately the damage was already done. My brother felt uncomfortable due to the harsh and racist treatment he received. It was not a good feeling either way as the receptionist wouldn't even look me in the eye when we spoke. Let alone was walking and talk to me and rushing out the door as she left. And had the nerve to get loud with me as I stood at the front patiently waiting. Nicole, Nancy are so rude. It's sad that times are already hard enough but trying to help folks get back on tract and instantly disregarding them based off there appearance and not even giving folks the opportunity to speak and be respected not matter how they look. The integrity at this establishment doesn't exists, lots of judgement.

These reviews are all you need to consider when your looking for a school that only wants your money. Jeff "Director of Daly's" will convince you that' "Your just being nervous & the system that they have works" but, some how they still have students that fail & HAVE TO PAY 150$ to retake the test. If the system works no one would fail. I will say the staff are rude as hell & the instructors quit a lot! This multi million dollar company hires their employees & doesn't offer them any health benefits!! Haha lol, Now tell me that Daily's care about there students when they don't even give a rat sh!t about the health of their staff. Not to mention we don't get that much seat time to properly learn & get these driving maneuvers down packed. But they insist on making us study a pre trip for 8 out of 10 hours the 2nd week out of 5 days. DAILYS WILL NOT allow you to work on any of your weaknesses when it comes to driving. This school is a joke & only care about money. It speaks with the no refund policy & these their health benefits. I regret NOT going to GA DRIVING ACADEMY IN CONYERS, GA. I WOULD HAVE TAKEN THAT 1hr ride if I knew they were going to take my $4560 like this.

Not a good place for black students! Their very rude and disrespectful, they will talk on the phone while you take your road then fail you to get more money. The truck and trailer are not fit to be on the road.

The most disrespectful staff I have ever had to deal with. Seeing the other negative reviews I should have known, and giving them the benefit of the doubt was even worse. Money hungry business to easily put it. My mother's first language is Korean so of course there has been miscommunications and barely any clarifications. I have talked to the staff here specifically Stephanie the school director and others, only have felt disrespect the whole time. My family and family's friends run a trucking business so we are fairly familiar with trucking permits, license and obtaining it. Greatly enough my mother was able to pass the pre inspection and maneuver test but failed the road test once (in October). In that time frame they have rescheduled the test twice which means she had to wait 3-4 months without being able to complete her Class A test. Considering the permit gives you 6 months to get pass all tests my mother ended up renewing her permit for another 6 months. 2nd issue, be prepared to wait... and wait,, and wait. The classes are long hours because 80% of it you are just standing there and waiting with 20% actual hands on lessons. My mother cried there multiple times more than learning, they emotionally drain the hell out of you because its like talking to rocks with a side of major attitude. Plus the amount of times they just say what they want to say then hang up on you and before you can even say thank you is unbelievable. Can't tell if they racist and look down on you or just plain rude, you can feel the condescending attitude.

The worse communication for my experience ! told me something and then say they didn't and I have to pay for their mistakes ! Not recommend (try to get everything by email , anything)

The staff at Daly's is beyond amazing and very helpful. The trainers are awesome and provide excellent service.

I enrolled at Daly's in May 2017 for their Class A CDL training program. I was making an industry change so I went in with ZERO knowledge, having to learn basically everything from the ground up. This is an accelerated course, where you learn a lot of material in a very short period of time. My class began with about 20 people, I think we graduated about 12 so there is a big attrition rate. Daly's combines classroom training with actual road driving and basic maneuvers (parallel parking, straight line backing and 90 degree alley dock). All of the instructors are excellent, they will work with you up and down every day until you master each maneuver. Literally every single thing you will test on at DDS is covered at Daly's. That being said, YOU have to put the work in. Commercial truck drivers have a tremendous amount of responsibility on the road and if you don't take it seriously, you'll fail. I think the instructors at Daly's understand this and challenge you...but if you put your head down and follow their instructions YOU WILL PASS YOUR EXAM AT DDS. Daly's also works with 20-30 different trucking companies and will assist you with job placement. Many of the company recruiters (Schneider, TMC, Transport America etc) even come to Daly's and will present to your class and streamline the application process for you. I graduated in late June, passed my CDL exam in early August and was hired the same month. Don't think it's going to be "easy"...it's not. Don't think you can get there late and leave early and pass...you can't. Don't think there isn't extensive class work or that you won't have homework...you will. But bottom line, you can invest two months of your time and $3500 and turn that around for a job where you can earn $45k+ first year. There's just not a lot of opportunities like that out there. I'd absolutely recommend Daly's to anyone thinking about getting into this industry.

If you are expecting to pay the money and walk out with a CDL without putting in work this is not the school for you. The instructors are awesome and knowledgeable and give you everything you need to succeed but if you do not put in the work you will not pass. The office staff is very accommodating.

Some of these reviews are ridiculous. People complain about the instructors, but, did you ask? Did you REALLY try? Or were you with the other students just complaining amongst each other? Let me tell you, your job is to go home and study. Don’t tell me “I have a job and responsibilities and blah blah blah”, because we all do. It’s about priorities. It’s about how bad you want it. You can either complain or you can just do it. “The trucks are garbage” …. Then learn to control the garbage and you should be able to pass your 3 maneuvers and your road test on your first try because the test truck is a lot easier to control. You should be studying and practicing out loud the pre-trip, in cab and air brakes to the point that those around you are memorizing it as well. At home, my 3rd grader was calling out the pre trip, that’s how much I practiced. If you have questions, ask. I had people telling me I would ask too much. So! Listen, study, ask, practice, watch the videos, do your homework, carry your pre-trip papers everywhere you go and look at it every chance you get. For maneuvers, USE YOUR STOPPING POINTS. You’re an adult so stop making excuses in spite of what’s going in your life and stop blaming others because you don’t want to hold yourself accountable for not giving it 110%. If you’re looking for a bad review you’ll find one every where you go. Daly’s is a great school. I passed my test on my first try because I decided to take it serious. Go get that CDL and we’ll see you at the top. Once again, to all the staff and instructors, thank you!

I just want to thank Daly’s for their two week CDL class A training. It was direct and to the point. I want to give a special thanks to the trainers, Jeff, Teresa, Cha-Cha, Dave and Mike. They were hands on and the tips the gave me allowed for a 1 and done! ✌?

This school is money hungry. And they’re gonna delete this comment also. Nobody passes and they refuse to reschedule you to take your test. They don’t let you practice either. Just money wasted and a rude staff

is the best school so far, when it comes to training as Truck driver. don't look any further. I recommend Dailys Truck School. Thanks Rick and the team of instructors. Thank you.

Be ready to study and memorize! The instructors are all awesome in their own ways! All were encouraging and willing to work hard to help me to understand and “get it”! I wasn’t the quickest in my class but I don’t quit so they didn’t quit on me! I’ve learned so much in 3 weeks and feel humbled and proud! Thank you all so much for helping me accomplish the first step to my exciting new horizons!! With sincere respect Tracy L Parris

Great staff, great instructors. Passed my test in the 1st try. Rick, Colin and Mike all went above and beyond to make sure I was prepared.

I needed a cdl. After several attempts to get one on my own, i decided the only way to pass is to go to school. Daly's was the fastest but not the cheapest. Daly's trains in a ten speed truck so you will not be restricted to an automatic too. The coronavirus hit the state right after I started school which messed all the training schedule up. That was not Daly's fault and Im sure they done as much as they could do. I passed the pretrip and the yard maneuvers first try. On the road test, I choked, hit a curb, and failed. Thanks to the diligent work of the office staff of daly's i went back a week later, retook the road test and passed.