Drivers Willing To Help New Driver in Myrtle Beach Area

Usually you get some kind of training a school or from trucking company. Then you get a job driving. Not sure what kind of mentoring your asking for. Usually insurance won't just let you drive a truck without some kind of training.

 

What are you looking for exactly?

 

Maybe you'll find someone to help. It's difficult to these days though because of Elogs and insurance.
What's your plan as far as the type of trucking you want to do; tankers, flatbed, refrigerated and long haul or regional?
Have you considered attending a cdl school?

 

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You really should attend cdl school. Times have changed and unlike the old days, it's better to get proper training before looking for a driving job.
Here may be an option:
Miller-Motte Technical College
2451 Highway 501 East
Conway, SC 29526
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This cdl school has an excellent reputation and may have a flexible schedule so you won't have to quit your job just to attend full time classes. Many tech schools offer night and weekend classes for cdl training.
Try to do it this way, then you can start a new career with a good company and make high paychecks from day one.
A new cdl graduate can make around $65K the first year driving tanker trucks, so consider that also.
I don't know of any car haulers that hire new cdl graduates. The liability is just too high for those companies to hire drivers with no experience.

 

Prime has a SE regional and will pay you $700 per week during training.