In California Looking for a GOOD CDL training Program either good school or Good Co. that trains you

Chinatown......
Job opportunity.......

 

@Chinatown

 

Just because you sign a contract, doesn't mean you're getting the shaft.
The trucking company isn't making money if the truck isn't turning miles. It in no way benefits the trucking company to let you sit, just because they can. If you're turning the miles, then you're making money and so is the trucking company.
If you can do it, then attend a private cdl school that's a minimum of 160 hours and while in school, get all the endorsements so you're more marketable for a larger number of companies.
Where are you in California?
If you want to get started more quickly, look at company cdl school:
Jim Palmer Trucking
Prime Inc.
Stevens Transport
All these will get the job done. Jim Palmer and Prime have an almost identical pay scale. Stevens pay isn't as good, but the training is excellent and as good as Jim Palmer or Prime. All three companies have excellent trucks, set up for driver comfort.

 

Rome wasn't built in a day. If you can look one year from right now and say you have a job, A CDL and a future in trucking you would be thrilled right ? Suck it up and do the work. Even if it's not a great company you are learning and getting paid. Beats flipping burgers.

 

Try Morning Starin Los Banos. They haul tomatoes They'll train you, give you housing. Just have to work for the season, 3-4 months. You can get CDL, make and save money, and move on

 

What you may think is right may be different. You have people putting you in 80,000 pounds and they are libel for whatever you do. Right might just be whomever will give you the chance. But the stricter the carrier the better it looks for that move up.