I was at Henderson for 7 months last year, they recently opened their own CDL school and as of October started subhauling for PRIME INC. Im seriously considering going back and being a trainer again, theyre a smaller company and have to admit, treated me decent. I have been around trucking for almost 20 years now and there are only a few companies I felt were worth while. Henderson was one of them. Any questions, feel free to ask me.
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Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by allsmilez, Mar 14, 2015.
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As for the companies that will hire you without the '160 hour' course, I have talked with several larger companies and they said that my school was on their approved list. I have only talked to 1 company that said they need the certificate to read 160 hour course no exceptions. (Trans-systems)Chinatown Thanks this. -
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allsmilez: I just had a nightmare school-wise and wrote a couple of posts I thought you might find helpful in terms of choices.
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/trucking-schools/277878-watch-out-dts-driver-training-solutions.html
The school is less important to you obviously in Delaware, but the issues are the same. Read the entire thread. it's not too long. It will give you an idea of what to ask about etc. I hope it helps. I wouldn't wish my situation on anyone. But it was my mistake for being to ignorant to ask BEFORE I went to the school. so props to you on finding the forum and checking BEFORE you plop down a lot of money.
Best of luck. Let us know how it works out please.
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