In My Dreams?

D you know how to back up that truck yet? Local jobs usually require a lot more backing skill than otr. Some of those local deliveries can be tight. If you do not know what the trailer will do when going backwards you will be at high risk of hitting something.

 

Do a Google maps search for trucking companies in your area. Start making phone calls, a lot of calls.

What kind of trucking do you want to do? Dry van, flatbed, aggregate (bottom dump, end dump, side dump), tanker, etc. There's a whole lotta companies that don't do dry van that are local. Construction companies, fuel delivery, etc.

 

If you're insterested in food service, my company hires rookies and puts them in a bobtail for a few months before upgrading them. Its local and we're in eastvale (right next to ontario) pm me if youre interested

 

If you have no intention of going otr, think outside the box as it were..


Some local driving jobs that most overlook include

Roll off, (A and B)

Dump trucks (A pulling pups or B)

Plumbing wholesale (A and B flats and boxs)

Electrical wholesale (usually B)

Concrete trucks (usually B)

Auto parts stores (A and B)

Landscaping companys (A and B flats dumps ect..)

The list goes on. A good way to get moving is to hire on as a B (less need for experience) where they have both. Prove yourself a competent driver and ask for the opportunity to use your A...

 

Give Robertson's Aggregate a call and see what they say.