2 points on my record, failing to provide ins on a co vehicle.

Looks as if you're just going to suffer until you upgrade to CDL-A.

 

Probably was more before you acquired a CDL-B.
This could last several months or even years.
CDL-A reefer drivers have no worries about that though. Plenty of high quality work year round.

 

You can make real good money driving for KLLM and can upgrade in Burns Harbor, Indiana.
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Midwest - KLLM Transport Services
Midwest KLLM Driving Academy. 321 Tech Dr., Burns Harbor, IN 46304 . The Illinois/Indiana/Ohio area KLLM Driving Academy offers Class-A CDL training.

 

KLLM owns FFE.
FFE also trains for CDL-A at the same school in Burns Harbor, Indiana.
The school is free and transportation, meals, lodging is provided.
By free, I mean, it's free if you agree to work for either company 12 months after graduation. Pretty good deal.
After graduation for FFE, the nearest terminal is in Chicago area.
FFE
16100 103rd Street
Lemont, IL 60439

 

For your area in Indiana, the CDL-B is no better than a Class-C to drive a car.
Maybe you're fortunate and have the resources to wait out the recession, but most new drivers need decent paychecks now and can't wait.
Either way, the ball is in your court.

 

Ready mix can be good money but long hours

 

Here's a poverty paying job:
1-800-GOT-JUNK
Valparaiso, IN 46383
$16 - $21 an hour
No cdl required.