Looking to find a company that'll help me obtain my CDL and pay for the schooling. I know some have sign on bonuses and what not, but I'd imagine someone with zero experience would get this. I know very little about trucks but am mechanically inclined and know the basics. What's a few options for a total newbie that has benefits and no touch freight.
Looking for a company that'll get me on the road
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So all he can do is wait until the guy infront leaves so he can go to work.
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C.R. England has it's own training school. Found this article, give it a read.
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You didn’t know there’s a big red spring loaded push button on the left of the steering column that has to be depressed - or else the Stevens trucks stall.
Poor fella was so tired from having his hoof up on the dash all day holding it in that he just nosed in that spot and collapsed from exhaustion. -
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