2 years ago (as a rookie) I drove for Stevens transport, regretfully signed that "1 year contract". I quit after 10 months due to constant issues with dispatcher. Not knowing any better I came back home (south Carolina) decided to drive school bus which downgraded my licenses to a class B with an "M" restriction. I'd really like to go back OTR but I don't want to go back with Stevens. Any ideas on how I can get my class A back without going back to Stevens?? Thanks.
I would like my Class A again...
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Attend a private or community college cdl school and start over. Get all the endorsements before graduating. Some companies will reimburse the tuition back to you in monthly payments.
No need for an expensive school either; find the cheapest 160 hr. school and get started.
This time go tankers for the big bucks, such as taking home over a thousand a week.
Schneider Bulk is a good outfit that hires new cdl grads and will reimburse up to $7000.00 tuition.
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Freymiller is one of the best refrigerated outfits for new cdl grads and will reimburse tuition.
Coast to coast!
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CFI is dry van and has an excellent reputation. Tuition reimbursement or you can attend their in-house cdl school. Coast to coast!
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Senn Freight Lines in Newberry, SC is flatbed and runs lots of west coast. Can choose to drive either a Volvo or International. Don't know if they have tuition reimbursement. Coast to coast!
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