Seasonal trucking work

home heating oil deliveries, swimming pool water deliveries, sod deliveries, propane deliveries, stone/gravel deliveries, to name a few.

 

Carnival/roady worker

 

Don't know about other states, but Penndot hires seasonal plow drivers during the winter months.

 

Sign up with a temp service that hires cdl drivers. Work when you want to and change companies as often as you want and your resume won't show your a job hopper because you work and are paid by the temp agency, not the trucking companies they put you with.

 

as well as many private contractors for the state(s). i worked a private contractor, got paid cash no taxes, got the full pay. anyone that wanted to have them take out taxes, got less per hour.

 

Hey Chinatown, how you ding?

Do you know anything about hauling fruit?

I've come across a company in central California that says they're willing to train CDL so long as you stay with them for the season (July through October).

Does that sound legit?

 

Sounds like that tomato outfit in Los Banos; yes it's the real deal.
I think it's Morning Star Trucking.
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Training Opportunities
Class A Truck Driver Training (Williams, CA & Los Banos, CA)
Morning Star Trucking will cover the cost of your truck driver training, if you agree to drive for us this season – July through September/October. This will enable you to make more money along the way. Truck driver training starts as early as February.
To apply, you will need to fill out an application using one of the links listed under Job Opportunities.
Requirements

• At least 21 years of age by July 1, 2019
• Pass DOT physical and perform all job functions
• Pass pre-employment drug screen
• Class C trainees accepted
• Class A permit? We can help you get the rest of the way.
• Doubles and Triples endorsement
• H6 DMV printout
• Good driving record