Guess I need to give up my dream of getting my CDL

You already work 50 hours a week , so obviously childcare is not an issue. As many others have stated in earlier posts, there are quite a few LTL carriers that will train you from "the dock to the truck" which will allow you to get your CDL, earn a good living and start a career. I am sure @Chinatown can vouch for each one of these companies.


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I worked for YRC for maybe 3 years and made decent pay; about $55K on average. Probably make a lot more these days.

 

Cassens Transport - $70K - $75K per year - hiring Pittsburg new cdl graduates. Manual Transmissions only..
Join a leader in the automotive transportation industry since 1933! Cassens Transport Company is dedicated to delivering finished vehicles to their destinations with our team of professional union drivers. Each day, our modern fleet delivers up to 10,000 vehicles for 15 domestic and international automobile manufacturers.
Cassens Transport Company offers outstanding career opportunities for qualified and conscientious drivers. To attract the best individuals to the Cassens team, we offer top pay in the industry, as well as other benefits, including:

• Company-owned tractors & trailers
• Teamster union benefits
• Pension and available 401(k)
• 100% Company paid health insurance
• Paid training (no experience required)If you are interested in working for a dynamic industry leader with a proven history of success, we would like to get to know you.

Car Hauler Requirements:

• Valid CDL (Class A) or graduate from certified truck driving school
• Able to work weekends
• Willing to undergo and pass a background check, physical and drug screen
• 

 

How long did it take you to find this opportunity 30 minutes? Pretty sure the op will find a reason it won't work.

 

It's not the end of the road man.. just keep looking.. somebody out there will definitely be able to help you!

 

Yup, see ya!

 

Do you care what color truck you train in?

 

So who takes care of the child during all this?

 

day care centers at trucking companies.