I wanna learn to drive a 10 speed stick.
I have a valid CDL license and Valid DOT medical card and 4 years OTR experience. Been driving automatic every day but now I wanna learn to drive stick.
Where can I rent a truck for a day or two to practice in Maryland or near Harrisburg PA?
Where can I rent a Class A 10 speed to practice on?
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by Moneyhungrytrucker, Apr 7, 2022.
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Probably your best bet would be to find a school that will teach you on one of there trucks. From what I understand it's quite difficult to rent a tractor if your not a business or already have a business relationship with places like Penske, or Ryder. Plus most of there fleets are probably already all automatic.
Maybe try Brody transportation in Baltimore, they were a smaller outfit we used to rent tractors from years ago. -
Anyone else? Somebody on this forum must know.
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HIGEAR CDL Training - Pricing
I found this
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go for it. i worked at both Penske and Ryder as a shuttle driver. they simply do not rent to non-owner operators or companies...in other words no individuals.LoneRanger and tscottme Thank this.
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If you have the auto only restriction you aren't legally allowed to drive the vehicle you rent except on private property. A CDL school is likely the only one that help you.Moneyhungrytrucker, prostartom, goga and 2 others Thank this.
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I don't have any restrictions on my CDL.
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You tested in a manual?
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Yes I tested in manual, I know how to shift manual ..... just rusty as hell from years of driving automatics, If I start at a new company and they give me a road test (which they all do) I will be nervous grinding gears and stalling and over reving.
One day in a manual truck is all I need, the lost shifting skills will all come back.
A new company I road test with dont wanna hear none of that.God prefers Diesels Thanks this. -
Oh, that's different, lol. This question, or it's variations get asked quite a bit by people that have never driven a manual, so I think everyone thought you fell into that category.
Now I don't have an answer for you, but this info might bring new answers to the thread from people that do have an answer.Geekonthestreet, Flat Earth Trucker, tscottme and 1 other person Thank this.
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