I did notice on a some tanker company websites that they would "consider" inexperienced drivers if they attended an approved school. Those particular companies either listed the schools or they posted a link to check on a particular school.
Don't make my mistake....
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by Nate_K, Dec 9, 2015.
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I have contacted well over a dozen companies and only 2 asked about what school I attended.
CDL school from my experience teaches nothing regarding truck driving. They taught us how to pass a CDL test. Based on that I can see why some companies don't care so much about the school since they will train you anyways.farmboy73 Thanks this. -
If I had access to a truck, I think I would have been tempted to skipped school altogether for exactly that reason.
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Wisconsin has no requirement for a CDL. Pass the test and your good to go.
I am glad I went to school though. Learning to drive a semi in southern California traffic I know will benefit me at some point. -
Hang in there Nate. You didn't get hurt that bad. Are you driving out of Ca? That will work out.
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No Gary I am back in Wisconsin.
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Ok. You will make it down to the Akron area sometimes.
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I went to a 5 month school and still had to go out 6 weeks with a company trainer. They get federal money to train rookies, so I can see why some wouldn't care about which school you went to. They are going to pair you with a trainer for the money regardless.
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School doesn't teach you how to do the work that's why you went with a trainer. School only teaches you to get your CDL
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When were you out driving with a company driver? Lately people were saying it's 10 days with a driver
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