New to the trucking.

Don't know what a CLP is, but I don't know everything. Best thing to do is call a recruiter from Millis. I wouldn't expect them to tell you exactly what lanes they run or who their better customers are. If you should speak to someone who isn't knowledgeable or seems dodgy, then call back and speak with a different recruiter if one is available and repeat your questions. If you still have difficulty getting answers, then move on.
Whatever you do, keep far away from CRST and England.

 

most of the drivers that can't spell cdl useually end up at cr England

 

Commercial Learner's Permit. To the OP, I can't speak on Millis because I've never worked for them. Check the threads on here about them. Put Millis in the search bar. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Focus on getting better and gaining experience and everything will take care of itself...good luck to you!!

 

Millis Training Institute is a good program. Six to one instructor to students l ratio. School is in two parts, three and a half weeks classroom/range/on the road training. Then you drive at least 15k miles with a trainer during which you will earn .43 come for all paid miles. Equi

 

Accidentally posted before I was finished, lol, sorry.
Equipment to n Kenworth T680. All units are automatic, but you so spend soment

 

Dang, fat fingers, you so spend some time with manuals on the range. Trucks have flat screen TV with directv, Sirius XM radio. Fridge. Nice trucks. We run East of I-35.