Thinking about breaking contract

There is no kinda. If you went to the "hill." They taught you how to pass your CDL test. If you don't want to go through orientation and then your 240 hours out with a trainer. That's up to you. But you'll have to do it wherever you go. Plus you'll have to at least go through orientation before they will take you to DPS to get your license. Either way you still owe them the money for the school.

Stevens is a good starter company. I'd suggest sticking out the year you agreed to.

 

Well what exactly did you sign?they had to have provided you with a copy

 

What??? It's literally the last thing you do before you go out with the trainer. Again. Assuming you went through the Hill.

 

Listen. I've been through the whole thing. I suggest you stick with it and learn as much as you can. Due to their training and safety department you'll have no issues moving to a better paying company after your year. You can also pay off the balance early. If you're out with a Kraft dedicated your going to be switching trainers. They'll probably have you get the DPS done then.

 

To add on to this...if you go anywhere else to stay in trucking. You're going to have to go out with a trainer. Get your hours done so you can get your truck and start making some money.

 

You don't have a CDL and while you can drive the truck down the road you are not ready to be on your own.
Most drivers encounter problems in their first year. You should conentrat on making it through the first year and then move on to better paying company.