Navajo in Denver, CO. will pretty decent company I drove there for five years. I now work for UPS and have 15 years experience.

I can help you. Tell me what you need were did you go to school.

Waz up Jeclaud? Thanks for the quick response, sorry it took so long to respond back. I went to C1 truck driving school in Little Rock AR. and i need to get some over the road training so that someone will hire me, i sure would appreciate it if you could help me out.

Navajo is a good company worked for them for five years and they will take you right out of school I know cause I trained there for five years as well.

I've heard the same thing through connections about Navajo.

Swift takes everybody!

most any large carrier can give you the OTR training you need. but b selective on who you go to work for. ask people for their experinces with a company. always remember there are no stupid questions!

dont b scared to call around to these companys or to hang out at the truck stop to ask drivers their opinion of different companys. dont b shocked if you hear a horror story or two. one drivers hell job could b anothers dream job.

Hi, I am taking the test again and would like to bypass the OTR training since I feel confident from past driving almost 20 years ago. Loved it from LA to NY but got offered a job by the beach, big mistake.
Anyway, will they let me get my license, buy a used tractor, then get solo contracts?

Henry706, hello,,look there are a lot of schools out there that as far as they are concerned you get the license they get the money, but the school you went to would have to be listed on any application you do with any compnay you apply to. for how many years?,,dont know that one. i was grandfathered in the school of hard knocks. i will tell ya that most of the foot work is your job not upto the school to get you a job, but yes some freithhauling jobs slow down from 1st week of november to sometimes upto last week of april. being a trucker takes more patience than you can ever imagine. so just get to the truckstops like the other driver said. get some ideas from the veteran drivers,,and as crotchity as some can be there are a few pointers you may want to pickup on too! depending on the area you are willing to run,,careful for most of the freighthaulers(refrigerated trailers&dryvan) run strickly east coast. so be careful who ya choose. take in alot of the foot work on your own and if you have a pretty stable work history before you went to trucking school,,make a resume and a work history, check out some of the trucker links from here and from other sites,,,,,
ClassAtrucker.com
truckjobseekers.com
there are thousands of truckers job sites out there. also ask the webmaster from here to refer you if you can find the links.
and for you sake and your family,,,,be safe out there.