Was planning on going to Schneider, but I got a call saying they can't hire me due to an out of service ticket I received driving box trucks a few years ago. There were no accidents, but I didnt have a CDL and the truck didnt classify as a Non CDL.
So, my question is, which company do you recommend I drive for?
I am 21, new CDL A Automatic only restriction
I want to drive either Dry Van or Reefer. Prefer OTR like 1 week or 2 weeks out on the road, then few days off, but local / regional may work too.
I prefer a company that doesn't have a team driving "training" period, that lasts like 2 months. I wanted to go with Schneider at first, because of the short 3 weeks training and I hit the road, since I learn better on my own anyways.
Also, the company orientation should be local to New York, where I can drive, either in NY, NJ, CT, PA.
I have an option through family, where I can drive a tanker, and they will train me with everything, but that's like last resort, tbh. I want driving experience first, before I jump into tanker which will be local
Which company to drive for? New CDL Driver
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