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I have many times been ready to jump up and go to CDL school and start a new career. However I always remember that it is not an easy life ( or it may be). You will spend lot of time on the road and very little at home. Thinking about the road time brings me back to raelality. When you go to school do they teach you how to drive in adverse weather such as icy roads, or do you have time to return to school (lets say during the winter) to brush up on driving skills. Just wandering, just incase I make the leap one day
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I have many times been ready to jump up and go to CDL school and start a new career. However I always remember that it is not an easy life ( or it may be). You will spend lot of time on the road and very little at home. Thinking about the road time brings me back to raelality.
i'm glad you come down to the "reality" of it all.............



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When you go to school do they teach you how to drive in adverse weather such as icy roads, or do you have time to return to school (lets say during the winter) to brush up on driving skills. Just wandering, just incase I make the leap one day
no...........you take your training at whatever time of the year you attend the school. the rest of your "training" is in the "reality" of doing the job on your own..........
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