Interesting. You're in NY and go to Georgia while I'm in Virginia and they'd send me to Utah! But wait, the recruiter wanted to know if my school provided a minimum 160 hours "behind the wheel". The answer was a resounding NO! ... not even close. In fact the total of all my training was only documented as 160 hours. Wonder if that's why I'd have to go straight to UT?
Recruiter said my training would be 2 + 5 weeks... 7 total.
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or maybe its 2 full weeks of school and then 3 days orentation. oh well its either one or the other.
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If you already have a cdl you will not need to get another one. Your refresher corse will be 2 weeks and you will do everything the noncdl students are doing, but will not test. They do this to make sure you have their basic knowledge. There are some schools who do not teach that well. In my class there was a guy who got his cdl from a community college and he could not back at all. Had Central just tossed him in a trainers truck, it may have turned out baddly.
The class is 12 days (2 weeks sundays off) then orentation m-w the following week and you get on your trainers truck between w-f. OTR training is a minimum of 28 days, upto 6 weeks, depending on if the trainer thinks you are ready to upgrade. Most of my students upgrade in about 30-32 days. My longest student was 40 days, and 2 upgraded on their 28th day.Nottoway Thanks this. -
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Hello Fellow Central Drivers, Just found this site, seen some fresh posts thought I would sign up and join in.
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