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I have reached a conclusion.

Discussion in 'Trucking Jobs' started by Mklangelo, Aug 22, 2007.

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  1. Mklangelo

    Mklangelo Light Load Member

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    I'm just going to get my CDL on my own. It will cost me some money but I won't have to have my ### owned by anyone and I'll be a much more "attractive" rookie.


    With that all figured out, does anyone have any recommendations or thoughts
    on the best way to move forward?

    I'm in Wisconsin by the way.


    Thanks!
     
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  3. kd5drx

    kd5drx <strong>Master of Electronic Communications</stron

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    I am not familiar with your area but do some research on the local VO TECH schools and see what they have to offer and make sure the schools are PITA certified and have a good 4 week or better school. If your willing to travel out of state the school in Drumrite Oklahoma is one of the best in the nation. It is called Cetral Vo-tech truck driver training. My son just graduated from there and my wife went there they have a very good program.
     
  4. tomhorn

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    Look at Roehl in Marshfield, WI.
     
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