Anyone know of any paid CDL training Midwest

Roehl Transport is great if you're coming in with a CDLA in hand. I think that they will require you to drive a minimum of 40,000 miles for them under contract. They have reefer, dry van, and flatbed. I would personally recommend their flatbed division if you can get on it because their training is truly exceptional and if it is a company that you would like to stay with I would highly recommend their curtaindside division of flatbed.

 

See if your state has grants to fund CDL schooling. I got 4k from the state of Tennessee to go to CDL school. There was a little bit of leg work to be done, but I got approved. Maybe Michigan has similar programs. You'd have to check with your career center.