Trucking School Grad ready for work

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Hiya, dug!! Welcome to the forum!

Good luck in your new career, and look forward to your posts!

Judi Kay

 

Welcome, welcome to the forum. You had the same response I did when I first found this site - "what a wealth of information." As you look for work especially concentrate on the good and bad company sections. Lots of people gets axes to grind with companies, but if a company has similar posts over and over do beware. And typically you will find good and bad comments on the same company. Read and consider everything you read and go with your gut and your knowlege when the time comes. Remember people lie - often recruiters, so just beware and be wise. I'm glad you have joined us here. Enjoy the learning.

 

Hello and Welcome! Don't be shy to post! You will get some great info about companies, but I am sure you will find a thread that you have knowledge or input for as well! We cover many topicsof conversation! LOL check in often! Have Fun, and good luck!

 

Welcome to the forum! Having a job while you look for the right carrier is a definite plus. I'll be going to driving school at a community college this summer unless I opt to go to a carrier's school. If I go the community college route, I can do it this summer while I'm off from my job as a school bus driver. If things don't work out right away with finding a good OTR situation for myself, I'll just go back to driving the bus until things work out in my favor. Take your time!

P.S. Did your school teach or talk about CSA 2010?

 

Hello and Welcome

Try looking/posting in our sub forum for jobs:

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/trucking-jobs/

Best of luck to you and to Your Success!!!!

 

Well, ..... actually there is a time frame to consider.
If you wait too long, your CDL-A will become stale and companies will not recognize it without refresher courses.

Other than that, welcome to these forums.
There are many here who can and will answer your questions.
As soon as you've read enough, they'll be ready to read any questions you have and offer their expertise.