I’m relocating to Wyoming and noticed a plethora of CDL jobs.
I’m retiring from a career of LEO and had a few recruiters message me about joining a team.
CR England, Swift, Pam and another I don’t recall.
They are offering free schooling with a
easy payback plan.
My questions is:
What should I look for from these recruiters?
Who is the better company to start with?
Who would you avoid?
What’s a decent OTR pay weekly/monthly?
Any other info to consider?
I do have my pension, but trucking sounds interesting. When I was younger, I used to drive my dads dump truck and occasionally his Mack, in “bobtail” mode.
Any info you can throw my way I’d appreciated! Thanks for looking
Mitch
Considering joining the trucking world
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by Foshizzle775, Feb 17, 2022.
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Another one in Missoula, Montana
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Home - Jones Brothers Trucking
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Not sure if Western Dairy Transport hires in Wyoming, but you can call and ask.
CDL school pays hourly while attending school, plus meals & lodging.
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Western Dairy Transport
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Old Dominion Freight Line
Cheyenne, WY
Line Haul Driver
$100,000 a year
Be a graduate of a State Certified and Licensed truck driving school, acceptable to Old Dominion.
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This one runs ads in Wyoming and has their own cdl school.
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Temp-Control - CFI
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This one hires Wyoming drivers from private cdl schools:
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JBS Carriers | Home
www.jbscarriers.com
- Recruiting areas: Salt Lake City to Hyrum, UT and Denver, CO to Cheyenne, WY area
- Tuition Reimbursement: if we are your first employer, call for list of approved schools
- $1,400/week guaranteed minimum: As long as the driver is available for 120 consecutive hours (5 full days) each week
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