How often do you go home while in Training?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by sventvkg, Jul 19, 2020.
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Hard to do if you live in the extreme of the country. Most companies wont bother to get you home until after training is done.
Unless you have a trainer that lives near where you live.FerrissWheel, D.Tibbitt and rachi Thank this. -
Lolol, very true... so over $6000 month
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of them somehow make it work. I think they have a fleet approaching 10,000 trucks. Company Driver suits me just fine.FerrissWheel and dwells40 Thank this. -
The company I’m interested in is Wilson. The length of the training is the issue. Prime was never a consideration but Wilson has modeled their program on Prime that’s why I mentioned it.
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assuming you do well then you come back trainer signs off and you get a truck for your one week solo. After you do well with that then you become a company driver. So altogether we are looking at 6 to 8 weeks of training if you already have your CDL and 10 to 12 weeks most likely if you don’t. That’s a long #### time I’m sure it’s a really good training program however that probably creates much better drivers more confident.
I like this company for several reasons and I don’t think they are a CDL mill. I’m pretty convinced at this point and I need to go do a year over the road to get what I want to in this industry. However it does seem like there will be no Hometime for at least close to two maybe three months in the beginning.FerrissWheel and D.Tibbitt Thank this. -
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