Britton Transport Inc.?

I am not worried too much about being home too much my first year. I am in pretty good shape and would love to learn flatbed. I told her I would like to do flatbed and she said it would be fine. I have my TWIC, passcard should be here anytime, and I am going to get my Hazmat when I am done with school in a few weeks and get my license. Is it really 9-12 weeks with a trainer for student grads?

 

Thanks man. I've been in aviation in the Marines for 15 years, construction before that. I'll be out at the beginning of September. Britton seems like a great place. Starting to narrow down places over the next few weeks.

 

I'm guessing this is what they do for recent CDL Students? did they say what/if the payoff was if you didn't stay the 2 years? Just find it interesting, 2 years is a good long while haha.

 

They did not say. That does seem like a long time. I guess when I get closer I will ask more questions.

 

Long time no posts, hows work?

 

makes it so you can at least go with the flow of traffic a lot of the times without being a turtle. better than getting turned down to 55! haha

Thanks for the update, sounds like you're making up for your vacation time.

 

How many miles per week does the flatbed side get?