Yes. Pass your writtens, find a truck (or rent one) to take your road test, pass the road test, you have a cdl.
Bad news is nobody will hire you unless you have either...OTR experience, OR a 160 hour class graduation certificate.
Attention all rookies and wannabes: Local Jobs for New Drivers
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by 7122894003481, Jan 14, 2012.
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So how is the market in North East PA? I am just 35 minutes from Scranton and about a half hour from stroudsburg. I am looking into getting my cdl-a, but would prefer not to go over the road. 3rd baby due in august and need out of the IT world badly!
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I am looking for a company in the Southern California area who hires fresh graduates from Roadmaster Truckers School for either local or regional/dedicated routes (home every week, out 4-5 days a time). I know it's a shot in the dark because I start with Watkins Shepard in Montana orientation on the 28th this month. I might just have to do it, going to miss my daughter.
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It is a shot of the dark but I took a chance after I got my cdl training thru swift I apply at old dominion and got hire on as a part time dock worker I start next wed.. i can work the dock for a while and then go to their training program according to terminal manager just got get my endorsements ..but for now it's dock work don't mind doing it pays well plus I'm home every night ..
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SwizZz. We have regional positions. You may not start out in one but you can let them know that you are interested and work your way into one.
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Okay I have a serious question for some of you vets I am 19 and I would like to get in the trucking business I already know I have to be 21 but that's not my problem my problem is my license get suspended next week for a whole month "reckless driving". Anyway do you guys still think I can get a job Otr in three years just sold my camaro so definitely about to stay out of trouble
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In 3 years as long as you are responsible you should be fine.
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Anybody know of a company in the Colorado Springs, Colorado area that hires, and trains local?
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