Does anyone know a sponsored cdl program other than the mainstream carriers

Here's one & I'll look for others also. Transportation, meals, lodging.This company offers dry van & flatbed.
R.E.West Transportation

• Directions
• Website

• Address: 14 Bluegrass Dr, Ashland City, TN 37015
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Click here for free training > No Experience? No Problem

• We pay you to train

That's right - we pay you to train. On top of any sign-on incentives you may qualify for, R. E. West considers its trainees employees and pays them through the entire course of their training.
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Southeastern Freight Lines - driver trainee program.
Oklahoma City
Click here > Apply On Company Site
Must be able to obtain a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with HAZMAT, Tanker, and Twin Trailer endorsements upon completion of the training program
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Ben E. Keith - click here > Apply On Company Site
Oklahoma City
Upon successful completion of the driver training program, the expectation will be to promote to a Driver DOT position with Ben E. Keith Foods.
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Danny Herman Trucking is now sponsoring a CDL school where they pay for it. I do not know the details of it. You would need to call them. They have a FB page. Call their recruiting team and ask.

 

A guy I know had a class b and was working for a small food service company here, they helped him get his class A . Just something to think about, that could work out without a loss of income.

 

Beer, soda, and food service are all good spots to get paid to get a license.

 

Gravel trucks are too if they run both 10 wheelers and bellys, side or end dumps. even if they just have a tag equipment trailer to pull behind a dump.

 

I studied took the written test. (45 bucks) Passed. I was driving farm truck (farm exempt no CDL) asked boss( who had CDL) to drive the truck to tester. Paid 150 bucks to tester took driving test and passed. That was a year ago. Less than 200 bucks........drove for a year locally with CDL and years without on the farm. Now I'm running PNW! CDL schools? 4k to 6k? That's crazy!.........or was I crazy for giving up local

 

I call BS on this, it has been said on here a thousand times, you can't get a local job without working for a mega for 42 years.

 

No lie!!!