I have a series of questions called "Occupational Research" that I was hoping one of you or many of you could answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here they go. I'm trying to go over the road.
What do people in this profession do? (Describe a normal work day, typical duties, responsibilities, pressure, risk, travel, or supervision requirements.)
What skills, education, and/or training are required to enter this occupation?
What are the minimum qualifications to enter this occupation?
What is the range of starting wages in this occupation? Either per hour, per week, per month, or per year
What are the typical work hours and schedule (hours per week, weekends, fulltime/part time)
What is the potential for career growth in this occupation?
Again, if you can answer one or more of these questions I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
Hello, I'm a wannabe who's trying to secure a grant to go to trucking school.
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I don't know much, but when I do, I'm pretty sure wages are based on the miles you drive.
Otherwise, truckers who were on the road for a couple weeks straight would be making a FORTUNE if paid by the hour. If I'm wrong, please do correct me.
You need a CDL license. Beyond that I don't know much, and I'm looking for information, also.
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