Like I said I have to do what I have to do, and if she sticks around or not so be it. I work at a company truck a box truck that I don't need a CDL for now and that's really where I found out I enjoy driving a truck so I might as well drive a real truck and make some money. Driving local right now is my goal but I don't think it would be much of a shock if after I get on the road that I was to stat otr and become a o/o but I might be getting ahead of my self for the time being.
Either way thank you all for the great advice!!!!
How can I tell if a school is a mill?
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by LAStoRDU, Apr 18, 2014.
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He is right their job is just to get you a cdl then any company that'll take a rookie will take care of training you
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Yea that's pretty much what I'm gathering which is kinda nice because the school I was looking was a house from the house but I may just end up going to the one that's closer
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I went for the closest cheapest and the shortest. After only 4 weeks and $6000 got my cdl and heading to tmc on the 28th the hardest part was deciding where to go but hear great things about there training
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Wow I don't feel so bad about the 3k that I've been told from a couple of schoolsschools
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I found some schools charging 10 and 17k and way longer
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That's crazy, sounds like you made the right choose too
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Yeah I hope so I can't believe you only have to pay 3 hope it all works out for you too
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Thanks you too...I think the cost of live is a bit lower down here so maybe that has something to do with it
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