How to solve an oxymoron?

1.I'm trying to figure out. How he got to the highway and didn't use city streets.
2.Where do you live? Some companies may not be hiring you because you are out of their hiring range.
3.Companies are not trigger happy about hiring somebody who has when through 2 orientations and didn't make the cut. There's a lot of money in transportation and room and board cost. So if u do live in a decent area you may want to look for a place near you in which a company doesn't have to spend lots of money to get you to their orientation.

@ The person who mentioned about cdl. Just because you get your cdl doesn't mean you are able to drive. You go around a few blocks and if you can not manage to kill anyone or hit a curb. You will have a piece of plastic. I made a 74 on my driving test, and so did most of the people in my class. The highest grade was an 84 by the best driver in our class who had baking experience from doing yard dog work.

Transam may pick you up, but beware of them trying to get you to sign a lease to purchase their truck.

 

Eloquent well articulated responses on a truck driving forum?! /: Well played drivers. Well played...

 

I'm still stuck on the post about baking. I want some cookies!

 

Here are a few companies with automatic transmissions:

TransAm (very good company)

US Express
Maverick
Nussbaum
H.R. Ewell

Contact these companies & ask:
CLICK HERE for a list of trucking companies that hire new drivers

 

Because (at least to my knowledge) no one is training in order to help the student. They are all after a paycheck just like you and me. The faster they can crank students out, the more they make. With companies it's the same, they just want you in a truck for as little as they can get away with so they can get PAID. There is a constant revolving door and there is always another student right behind the last.
IMHO-