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| I know drivers who came on with Swift that had experiance and were assigned their own truck right out of orientation. Some had a day or two with a local driver to learn qualcom if they never used it before. |
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| i would say maybe around a week tops with a trainer to make sure you can do what you say.
__________________ tip for new truckers: to err is human, to forgive is not D.O.T. policy. |
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| I went with May right out of school. I was with a Trainer for 8 days. |
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| trainer i went to orientatione with several exp. drivers and afterwards they all left with their own trucks no trainer's. i drive for May as well. |
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| I'm sure there are all kinds of companies that would take you with the kind of experience you have without making you go with a trainer. My only question is why you would wanna go OTR after 2.5 years of being home every night?
__________________ Keep that diesel burnin' and those tires turnin', but get there safe to keep on earnin'!! |
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| In a few years, the kids are going to be grown and gone and I was just looking into getting things moving in that direction, and see what's what. The little lady and I are looking to head out once the kids are gone. |
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| My husband drove local for almost ten years. Pulled a 40 foot frameless dump hauling coal. He went to Celadon, had three days orientation, and was assigned a truck and out on his own the last day of orientation. No trainer.
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