If your living near a farming community there are usually lots of jobs driving local delivering produce and such, There is such a huge demand for drivers just be patient you may not get your dream job to start with however if you do land a job stick with it for at least 12 months put up with the nonsense then move on to a bigger and better outfit.
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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by laylow909, Jan 30, 2018.
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Even more important is how can they be training to drive the real thing? They know how to drive a car already right?Aamcotrans and laylow909 Thank this. -
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I would go OTR, if I was you. Ontario, CA just sucks in general. If you don't know how to back in tight space, you ain't going to make it. Go otr for bit, get some experience around some easy places, then go from there
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Call “Gardner” in Chino. They will hire you. Do you have your Doubles endorsement ? They will hire you on the spot if you do.
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When I was in California I worked at a place in Fontana called Dart.
I have no idea what their policy is on new hires, but they were always looking for drivers.
Could be a place to get started maybe if you don't have anywhere else.
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Meeting up with Central Transport (Yellow Trucks) today. They told me that they take newbies for local work. If not i am meeting with Gardner tomorrow for semi local work.
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