15 year cdl but no experience

Im in the same boat. I applied to 5 companies and got hired by Swift. I dont really know how good the company is, but just have to get started somewhere.

 

Scottm586, just fully check out the companies that train and see which one would work best for you and have the available area where you live, make sure to ask all the important questions like how much per mile they pay, what the benefits are like, how often will you get to go home, 2 weeks or 3 or more, do your home work, also find out how long you will have to be with a trainer and how much you will make during training which is very important. some where in this forum is a thread that tells everything to ask. A few things are where will you be able to park truck and or trailer on home time and will you go by bus to training terminal or other travel and will you be able to get by your house when you get your own truck to get the rest of your things you will need.Also if there will be a built in fridge or a radio and how many miles a week you will be driving to know kind of a ball park figure of what you will make per week or 2 weeks. Good luck

 

Just keep sending out apps and knocking on doors, something will turn up somewhere. Good luck!