Hi, I'm currently looking for a car carrier job. I have 2 and a half years with my cdl and have done hauled flat bed, step deck, dump truck, vacuum truck, crude oil truck, Dry Van, and reefer. I just went back home to Miami Florida after working in the oilfields in new Mexico and texas for about a year. I am looking to relocate into car hauling because dry Van and reefer are to lay back for me, i am energetic and like working. I am looking for good people to work with and for and be there for a long time. Please feel free to contact me at my cell# 786-457-5834 my name is José
(Please excuse the poor grammar I'm doing this off of a phone and the Internet isn't really my thing)
Looking for a good car hauling job that's willing to train.
Discussion in 'Car Hauler and Auto Carrier Trucking Forum' started by Jose5.9cummins, Jul 6, 2015.
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also I am willing to relocate and am very flexible, very mechanically inclined and bilingual, have a clean license with tanker and hazmat endorsements. Please any help or advice will be greatly apreciated.
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Out of curiosity.... What's wrong with the Union companies?
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JMN where I work Trains as long as you have Driving Exp.
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I've worked under a Teamsters contract for a while now. Was wondering wherein lies your worries and woes.Did a bit of car hauling a while back also, and can say I dont think I'd go the non union route again. Anyway, my question was.not to spark debate, was genuinely interested why the opposition. Your response made no sense to me, but I can't call it. Good luck in whatever it is your looking for, son
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There is a school for car hauler training in Florida. They are associated with the autohaulersamerica.com. I believe they train experienced cdl A drivers and match them to companies looking for new drivers. You shouldn't have any problem getting a shot since most carriers in car haul are short drivers. Check out Proficient in Jacksonville or JMN that would get you started. Jack Cooper has been looking for drivers in Buffalo NY for several months and have had difficulty getting any that work out. Good luck and don't give up. It is a very lucrative career.
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