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| Yes but if you leave before a yr you must pay the 3000 dollars back to the school correct <>? I dont look to job hop just trying to look out for myself Thank You for all your posts they are alot of help Be safe out there
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| You will be required to pay back whatever the balance is when you leave. If you owe 3000, then yes, if they and you have started repayment, then whatever is left. The good thing is that you do not sign a non-compete contract, or a contract saying you will stay for a year. It is just one saying you will pay back the loan, and it is a no interest loan. So if you stay, do your time with a trainer, and solo 3 months, you will have paid 3 months worth of the loan off. You leave, go to Martin, or whoever, that will take new drivers with 3 months OTR. You will owe about 75% of the loan still. They may hold your last check toward it, and you will owe whatever is left. I am not sure if they will hold the last one or not, but I would basically bank on it. Still, you will have received some training, gotten some exp. And you can now move if you wish. I would wait for 6 months personally, gives you a better chance in this market of getting a better company. Though Martin is a better company, and I think they only require 3 months. They can be more picky now though, there are allot of experienced drivers looking for jobs. I also would not count time with a trainer as OTR time, it is training time. Some company's may accept it, but many will not. |
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| Thanks 4 all your help I dont wanna job hop I have never been 1 to do this yet there is a chance you may not like a company But good news is I got approved from a local tech college today to take a cdl school from 5pm to 10pm m-t for 12 weeks the state pays for it all except $300.00 I already talked to CENTRAL and a few other companys I have looked at and this course meets all there school req I start after the holidays and can still work my current job till im out of school which is good can not afford to miss many pay checks
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| can any one tell me what training is like? how long do u run before you team ?
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I'm slated for the Oct 5th class in Fontana, I was wondering how your year has gone since posting here? I'm excitedly nervous and looking for more information to clam my nerves before packing up for school. How did training go for you, did you receive alot of miles throughout the year, and how did driving for Central Ref. work out for you? Rick |
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