Will I get hired?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Sunsfan13, Mar 28, 2018.

  1. Chinatown

    Chinatown Road Train Member

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    @Chris the newbie - there' a little info on this thread about jobs in Nevada. There's plenty more though.
     
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  3. Ridgeline

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    Living in a truck isn't what you think.

    And driving that long in a car is a lot different than in a truck..

    We work and live in a regulated world, it is not the old movie days where you get into a truck and just go.
     
  4. Moose1958

    Moose1958 Road Train Member

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    I resemble that remark.
     
  5. ad356

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    6 months? My program was 1 month from start to road test? 10k is too much $$$
     
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  6. Jwhis

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    He’s alive!
     
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  7. Dennixx

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    $10,000 for a cdl?
    Do they throw in a new compact car for that price?
    Just say no!
     
  8. Ridgeline

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    It should be $10k, we have to do something about this crackerjack licensing thing where we have drivers who don't care what happens to the industry but only want to make a fast buck.
     
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  9. x1Heavy

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    10k is stupid money,

    Go spend 4000 dollars in Alaska For GRound School and some FAA Medical, then FAA permit flyiung under instructor with a certain amount of minimum hours to solo. Don't forget fuel burn per hour that you pay in addition to plane rental. buy a super 60 piper cub bush plane on what's left as down, saving some for gas etc.

    And boom you are now a trucker in the air. You wont hauling much until you get a hold of a CD Type airframe capable of loading 40000 and withstanding ice 4 inches thick.
     
  10. Chinatown

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    啊均可日
    Buy a junker airplane and hand print "experimental" on the side and be exempt from all the silly regulations.
    [​IMG][​IMG]
     
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  11. ad356

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    That 2nd picture is not really a junk aircraft. Extremely rare, extremely unusual p82 twin mustang. It was an experiment that they took two p51 mustangs and joined them together. I believe they flew and a number of them were produced but never we're mass produced.

    I'm not sure if any exist today. That photo is likely very old.
     
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