new driver

Try Schneider Bulk. You will make some good money there.

 

First thing, go to your profile page and put down where you are from in the location section.
Second, get over the apologetic attitude. You have experience. It is Class B experience but it is experience. You can change your back ground be proud of it. Hell, I am a felon and I mention that often.

Third, always listen to Chinatown.

Now back to experience. You have no bad habits yet. Driving a straight truck and a REAL truck are about the same thing while going forward. We all started out with 0 experience. You at least understand that the bigger the truck is the harder it is to get into tight spaces and they sure as hell don't stop on a dime. You will be asked for experience and point out how many miles you have driven in a straight truck. That puts you ahead of millions of folks who haven't done that.

All types of trucking are different. I have all the endorsements, that doesn't mean I should be put in control of a gasoline hauling tanker. I tend to drive a bit on the speedy side. If you can adjust to the differences between a Class A and a Class B. You will do fine.

Finally, after reading anything here that I post, hit the THANKS button below. Remember every time the THANKS button is pushed another trucker gets his CDL.

And that is the first step to becoming a SUPER TRUCKER like me. Or a RETIRED SUPER TRUCKER (with a hot wife) like Chinatown.

Welcome to Trucking.

 

Go with USX Arnolds student training is based on USX training anyway. You will be able to haul in more areas