If you are a recent CDL graduate

what if your backing skills are lacking?will they work with you on that?

 

Definitely, every day at orientation I spent at least 30 minutes backing. I'm sure they would spend more time if necessary. When out with a trainer, the trainer will let you do all the backing unless you get sent to some really tight place that you are uncomfortable with. The trainer will step in if you are uncomfortable with a situation. I went to Green Bay and they have a backing course with 4 different holes (different approaches and angles) to back into. Other operating centers have similar setups from what I've seen

 

does SNI have sticks or automatics? here in the army im use to automatic. learned in afghanistan to drive a stick on a bus though. i plan to go through a school in nashville for my cdl

 

mostly 10 speeds, but there are a few auto's floating around still, but that don't buy them anymore.