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don't want to haul the kiddies any mo!!!

Discussion in 'Trucking Jobs' started by bigike, Dec 30, 2007.

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  1. Dec 30, 2007 #1
    bigike

    bigike Bobtail Member

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    :biggrin_25516:what else can i do with my cdl b? i have a passenger and school bus endorsement? I recently saw a posting for greyhound and got excited until i saw they wanted 3 yrs experience. I've only had my cdl since july...i know there's something else out there. Gonna get my hazmat endorsement in a couple weeks hopes this helps me...thanks for the help
     
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  3. Dec 30, 2007 #2
    im6under

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    deliver goods locally... run an expedite truck... or get a cdl A
     
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  4. Dec 30, 2007 #3
    bigike

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    thanks...cdl A is next !!! should i go through a school or trucking company...i really want to get started as soon as possible. I've been looking online and applying in person for positions delivering ...thanks for the advice
     
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  5. Dec 30, 2007 #4
    mindbender

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    I saw a thing on Greyhound about them doing training. I took it as if you didn't have to have the 3 years. I could be wrong.
     
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  7. Dec 30, 2007 #5
    RoamingGnome

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    try the farmers market. they are always looking for help. and the total pay isn't bad either.
     
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  8. Dec 30, 2007 #6
    bigike

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    mindbenderI saw a thing on Greyhound about them doing training. I took it as if you didn't have to have the 3 years. I could be wrong.
    oh ...guess i misread ...was thinking they meant 3yrs driving with cdl ...
     
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  9. Dec 30, 2007 #7
    bigike

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    thanks i'll try the farmers market
     
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  10. Dec 30, 2007 #8
    broncrider

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    get a job driving a dump truck and work your way into your cdl a by learning from the guys who run the belly dumps...

    or get a job driving a strait truck doin p&d for and ltl outfit and work into driving the combos
     
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  11. Dec 30, 2007 #9
    bigike

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    thanks ...gonna try that ...i've applied for a few dump truck postions but was told i didn't have enough exp. thanks for the reply
     
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  12. Dec 31, 2007 #10
    cj8

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    Keep trying!

    I drive a 6 axle dump here in Ohio. The company I'm with is a small outfit. They hired me with no dump experience and only about 4 months driving experience total. They trained me on everything I needed to know. I've been doing it for about 8 months now and it's great. Pay isn't remarkable, but it's solid, and we have good equipment and benifets.
    You just have to find the right company that's willing to train you. Make sure they have decent trucks and pay hourly. You don't want percentage pay just starting out. Good luck!
     
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