My wife used to drive and I went out with her on the road for a couple month period about 4 years ago. I guess you could say I caught the truck driving bug because I've been thinking about it ever since.
So that brings me to the question, which company has the best paid CDL training, regardless of their location. I currently live in Missouri but can go anywhere for training. The kids are grown, so no issues there. As long as the company I choose can route me to home then it doesn't matter where I go to for training.
Prime Inc, is real close to me, but beyond what I read, I have no knowledge of how good their training is. So, which paid training is best?
Best Company Paid CDL training, Regardless of Location
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by midwestwelder, Mar 9, 2018.
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Prime Inc. is ok for training. There's others though to consider:
Jim Palmer Trucking - smaller company that hauls for Prime. Runs coast to coast.
Wil-Trans - also hauls for Prime and owns Jim Palmer Trucking. Runs eastern half of USA.
Trailiner Corp. - also in Springfield,MO and runs west coast.
Contract Freighters www.cfidrive.com - Joplin,MO - coast to coast dry van.
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I apologize for the slow response. Thank you for your help. I will check into those companies. MUCH appreciated Chinatown.
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"Company paid CDL training" is kind of a misnomer. One way or another, directly or indirectly, it is the students that pay for the training. I would recommend attending a private CDL school so you will have lots of companies to choose from instead of being locked into a contract with one.
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THE WORKFORCE INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY ACT (WIOA) or some other program. I was told that if you meet certain qualifications here in Alabama the state will pay for CDL school through the community colleges. They may have the same program in your state.
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