Propbably a stupid newbie question

Search around a bit. We have exhausted this question.



EDIT TO ADD: http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...ttention-all-rookies-wannabes-local-jobs.html

 

Tons of local jobs right out of CDL school.
The biggest mistake new drivers make is assuming they need experience to land a local job. Just because an ad or website says, "experience required" doesn't make it so.
If you make phone calls, then the answer will be "NO."
If you submit online applications or go knock on doors with a diploma in hand, then you have an excellent chance of local jobs.

 

Pound pavement, talk with drivers, ask around in your family if they know anyone in logistics/trucking etc etc etc. Plenty of ways to weasel into a local job.

easiest way i did it. Researched a company, Applied for their NON CDL driving position. 3 days later I was driving their CDL trucks.

 

I apologize, I tried searching it myself after i posted that. Maybe others can find it. Screw it, Lets make another one.

 

Here you go Mark, It's a long thread with very helpful advice.

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...ttention-all-rookies-wannabes-local-jobs.html