Wish me luck

Just keep your head up.You never know,they might sit right with you.Just stay positive and keep your goal in mind.Proceed with caution but dont look back.Just take it all in stride and dont let them threaten you with any BS.If they want you to do somthing ilegal,get it sent over the qualcom and turn them in.Just do what you gotta do,and who knows you just might find yourself not just a different carreer,but maybe a new passion as well.Stick it out and have some fun..Good luck and keep us updated..

 

good luck.thinking about going with them as well.keep us posted.

 

I trained with good ole CREngland back in 1997. I had heard the same stories as you have. I actually had a good time there. Try and find a couple of friends to hang out and study with. Just stay away from the idiots. If your a good judge of character, find a couple of nice guys/gals who aren't brain dead, and share the experience with them. In other words, be outgoing! Also, if something doesn't seem right to you, don't be afraid to speak up! Just be cool about it and usually someone will usually correct whatever's bugging you. The training is pretty good compared to what I've heard about other driver mill companies. Just make sure to ask whoever is assigning your first actual trainer if they could give you a break and get you hooked up with one of the really good trainers...they all know who they are. That will make a world of difference. It's one of the most important things that will ever happen in your trucking career. If you get a ###### trainer, it can sour your impression of trucking for the rest of your life. But, on the other hand, if you get a good, friendly, professional trainer, your learning the profession the right way and having a good time while doing it. Anyway, just keep a good attitude and you might just actually have fun.