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Richie Bobtail Member   Last Seen: 1 Week Ago 04.41 PM Member Since: Nov 2009 Trucker? No Answer Posts: 1 My Trucking Photos: 0 Thanks: 0 Thanked: 0 Times

Newbie I was just wondering does CRST teach you how to drive standard and do you need your CDL A permit before you report to one of there schools?

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ccolvin Light Load Member   Last Seen: 4 Days Ago 10.46 PM Member Since: Jan 2009 Location: Taft, Ca Trucker? 0-1 Year Age: 22 Posts: 237 My Trucking Photos: 0 Thanks: 4 Thanked: 19 Times

CRST will put you in school to get your CDL Class A with HazMat, every CRST truck is a 10 speed eaton fuller transmission. Most of the industry is manual transmission. If you can double clutch you can drive a truck somewhat. Also CRST has Freightliner Columbias.

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pittbuell Bobtail Member   Last Seen: 2 Weeks Ago 08.22 AM Member Since: Nov 2009 Location: central florida Trucker? 2 Years Posts: 32 My Trucking Photos: 0 Thanks: 12 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post

its not really rocket science just pay attention you'll be ok

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free2frog Light Load Member   Last Seen: 2 Hours Ago 10.10 PM Member Since: Sep 2009 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana Trucker? 0-1 Year Age: 41 Posts: 79 My Trucking Photos: 0 Thanks: 24 Thanked: 14 Times

Quote: Originally Posted by Richie I was just wondering does CRST teach you how to drive standard and do you need your CDL A permit before you report to one of there schools? It's better to get your permits before going to school it will shave a week off your room bill

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