Hey there gnrfan1, how are ya?
I just had a quick question. I read your post about working at fedex as an RTD. I've been a DOT Handler with fedex for the past 3 years and am interested in getting my CDL and being an RTD. My question is, when you applied for the position, did you have a CDL learner's permit like they ask for in JCATS? Or did you apply without it and when you got the job they sent you to training?
Thanks in advance for your help!
FedEx Express an inside look
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When do you'll ever hire for a cdla driver lol nobody wants to retire lol.
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Sorry for the long answer hope I answered your question, feel free to ask if I missed something and good luck! -
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Thanks g lol somebody retire please. ... lmao
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Good to see some discussion of FedEx Express RTD Drivers. I was a Handler for about 3 years when I first bid on an RTD position. I also found out the hard way that you need your CDL permit before applying. My first bid got kicked out. I then got my learners permit and bid the next time I saw an RTD posting and I was shocked that I got the job because my CEV score was so low. I was number 6 on the bid, but I got the job. My training was done in my city so I did not have to travel, which suited me fine. I have been driving on my own since February and I am really liking it. Sure beats the hell out of being a handler and the pay is a lot better too. I am part time though as there is an incredible amount of seniority at my location. I never thought that I would become a Truck Driver, but this is a really great job. I wish I had become a Truck Driver years ago, but I am grateful that I had the opportunity with FedEx Express when I did. If there are any FedEx employees out there who wants to become a Truck Driver, get your learners permit and apply EVERY TIME you see an RTD job posting in JCATS. Also make sure that your SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATION is complete. It is a lot of paperwork but if it is incomplete, you will not be considered for the job. I had a Trucking Manager look over mine before I submitted it and he found several items missing or incomplete that would have kicked me out of consideration if I had not corrected them before submitting the supplemental. Good luck.
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