Best paid CDL training for a new, young idiot?

I was thinking of carrying this. I am glad that trucks have restrooms.

 

I went through company sponsor training at FFE and still work for them years later. I know about 20 other drivers who went to school around the time I did and they are still with FFE.

Yes, FFE does accept outside schools CDL's.

Our terminal in Denver is hiring for local, regional and OTR.

KoolShots also works out of our Denver terminal too. You don't need a CDL for them and they train you. They are box trucks and you work local.

I would be happy to answer any questions you have.

 

I carry one of those.......hey......when you gotta go you gotta go! Mine isn't that fancy though. My truck didn't come with a crapper and magazine rack. Gotta carry my own!

 

We do not have Pete's like this one any more and no Western Stars. We have updated to 579's and Freightliners, the senior drivers get the brand new custom KW's

 

I entered this in 'Bing' and 'google' and it doesn't show any new trucks > "Pride Transport truck photos", Maybe someone at Pride will post the new equipment pictures.

 

I will go out in the yard tomorrow and get some updated pictures of the newer equipment. I figured that is where you got them, That is okay. I appreciate you giving our information to drivers!

 

If you don't finish at least one of those two college degrees now, you're not as smart as you think you are. The world seems overrun with people who think they're smarter than everyone else, and then do dumb things.

College doesn't determine where you end up, its mainly a starting point. To see if you finish something you start, to see if you can adapt and improvise, and some basic starting knowledge thrown in. The rest is up to you. 23 is about the age to "man up". No more kids excuses. Finish what you started.

How much time and $$ do you have already have invested in getting a college degree? What fields would your degree(s) be in? (and please Lord, don't answer "Philosophy" or "Ancient Greek History".)

If you do immediately do the CDL thing, are you gonna be somewhere else in a year or two saying "I was almost a real truck driver but now I want to...." ?

I'm just a dumb truck driver. But I finished college 9 years after I started, and it was hard to finish. But it led to different things that I would never had a shot at, without the degree. Lots more $$ and benefits and experiences than driving a truck. And now, much later, I'm a truck driver ( with memories).

Choose wisely.

 

Here's a local job in Denver that hires new cdl school grads.
Need tanker and hazmat endorsements.
Graduate from approved cdl school or have 2 yrs. experience.
Several drivers on this forum went there at cdl school graduation.
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