I was wondering what is the age at which a company will consider you too old to hire. Someone that has no experience and will be going to a cdl school. Is there a point that [to a company] it's not worth it?? I realize that there are many drivers in their 60, and 70's driving but how about starting out. Just wonderin'- Liteguy
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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by liteguy, Jan 7, 2010.
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I don't think you will have a problem.
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I was 55 when I got my CDL and started driving...you won't have a problem with your age.
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Issue #1: Doing the legwork, i.e. RESEARCH (which can be done right here in the Forum),
Issue #2: Developing realistic expectations (the experienced drivers here help us with that),
Issue #3: Putting APTITUDE ahead of ATTITUDE!
These are my 3 personal biggees. Stick around, you'll development some of your own. Again, welcome and join in! -
The problem is at MY age and EXPERIENCE no one hires us as we refuse to turn a key for wages we were paid back in the 80's! Newbies at any age will and there are thousands of them graduating from schools every year!
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