Don't need home time, love the NYC area, have a rice cooker.

Do we really want someone that unhinged behind the wheel of a truck?.

 

Driver temp services, sometimes called "driver leasing companies" don't train. They provide drivers to trucking companies. @Chinatown's idea of using them to get your long time off is an excellent idea. You can work for multiple trucking companies & see shich ones you like or don't like without generating a job-hopper job history.

 

Yes, go with a company first to gain a little experience, then when it's time to move on, sign on with a temp service. Some temp services won't sign on a new cdl grad, so a few months experience will do.