2 years ago I quit the company-sponsored training after 10 months of driving, meaning I became responsible for the cost of tuition. What are my chances of getting accepted into another company-sponsored training program with Prime Inc., Knight or Swift?
Should I...Can I go thru another company-sponsored??
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by Myblackout2014, Jul 26, 2018.
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Did you pay back the money?
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Do you still have your CDL, or did you let it expire?
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What changed that you think it will work out this time?
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meaning in a way, irresponsible behavior....
not to mention 9 out of 10 times, you signed on with a company that is a member of DAC, and you most likely have been blackballed by that company.CJ701 Thanks this. -
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You probably don't have to go through company sponsored training again if you still have a cdl.Try some companies that hire drivers with a long gap in driving. You don't need the full cdl program again, just a refresher.
Keep in mind, companies these days are bending their rules about any experience required, so if you see a company you like, just apply and don't worry about what may be on their website.
Abilene Motor Express is a good start. They'll give you a refresher with an experienced driver, then cut you loose as a solo.
Freymiller is an excellent refrigerated outfit and might hire you. Fill out their short app.on the website and see what happens.
Here's some more. Do the online apps then follow with a phone call and say, "I'm checking on my job application.
Titan Transfer
Dutch Maid Logistics
Celadon
Navajo Express
Super Service
V3 Transportation
Senn Freight Lines
Roadtex Transportation
USA Truck
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