Is there hope?

I should have continued to "multi-post, and there you have it, you "job hop" ever so frequently.
you are basically doomed right out of the gate, again, trucking IS NOT for you, it IS NOT something you'll really want to do, you just want a paycheck, and no company is going to spend on average, "up to" $10,000 to train you, hire you, put you to work, then you quit. for a 24 year old, you really should be much MORE mature now and stay put when hired.

you are your own worse enemy right now.

 

You can probably get in with CR England. From what i hear,they are the worst of the worst but they'll probably take you and right now I believe the training is free.

 

Yup this is exactly what the president of the school I went to told us. If you're the type of person who has 3 jobs in one year then trucking aint for you. See I went to trucking as a last resort too but 2 days into the school and I was hooked. I loved being away from home and never really cared about home time. Trucking was and is for me. Problem is, I made a few careless mistakes and I got terminated. Too bad they don't know about all the good things I did on the road and all the near impossible situations I got myself out of. I'll be out there again there though, mark my words.

 

The guys who used WIA in my school said it took many months to get in. That was in Illinois.

Mikeeee

 

It took all of 2 weeks for me, in San Diego.
A week later I was in school.
6 weeks later I was working.

 

2 months out of work isn't that much time yet, 6 months or more starts to be a problem with some company's but your work history is whats going to hurt you it is just as important as a clean MVR.

 

Some carriers won't hire drivers who have had more than 3 jobs in the last 2 years. Job hopping is a concern with carriers. It costs a lot of money to qualify and check out drivers. I spoke with a driver once that told me that he had more than 20 jobs in 2 years.

 

Everyone "knows" that trucking is what they want to get into. Then they find out how much trash there is in this industry.
That aside, if you "knew" this is what you wanted to do, why did you wait until you were assed out to try making a move into it?