which is best company to train with?

Check local community colleges and driving schools. That way you're not on the hook with any company.

 

Come join us at Millis.

 

You don't seem to want to get too far from home, so look at a private school then go with Falcon Transport. They have 2 Michigan terminals and haul steel on flatbeds & autoparts in vans.

 

I've never met so many ####### in Albany, GA in my life

Does anyone have the info available to get the gooberment grant for the free CDL. That's how I got mine Any employment office should have the info.

 

This is how I got mine as well. While I was laid off from the glass biz. You can google, Workforce Investment Act in your town. Good luck!

 

the school is gonna cost x, whether you pass or fail. comm college is most likely cheapest way to go, if you qualify for any type of govt assistance. next best route is private school. many of those...before choosing one you should find out that companies will hire you after graduating that particular school (there are some scam schools out there). last ditch way should be company schools. DEFINITELY not crst, cr england, or swift imo...the 3 biggest crooks in the industry. (yes people will argue with me about swift. but they ripped off 9k drivers by taking their money to train them, and training them so well that they got their licenses suspended by tennessee dot. fbi raided swift school. was a big deal, and swift did NOTHING to compensate those 9k students. there are other reasons, but that should be enough to send anyone running for the hills.)

 

Don't go to england or crst they know you're stuck on contract and miles will be limited. Get a pell grant

 

How about Schneider? I was at the education center here at Fort Campbell, KY because I get out of the Army next year, and I ran into a rep for www.cdlschool.com and she says they help hire you with big companies like Schneider and you get to use your GI. Bill? Does anyone know if they allow family or dogs? I was also interested in possibly team drivers as well with someone. My uncle told me with Schneider your just a number, but to me that woudl be with any company these days.

 

Stay away from those mega-carriers and you will have a lot less problems! Go with a slightly smaller company like Central Refrigerated or another company along those lines. No matter what company you go with if you go through their schooling they are going to have you sign some kind of contract.