OK, that gives me a more complete picture. Now I understand better.
For you, a refresher course would only be needed if a potential employer required it in order to meet any possible insurance "standard", with his insurance provider.
I also had a Class A many years ago, for similar reasons. But back then it was pre-CDL days and called a Class D.
Best bet for construction work is face-to-face door knocking, imo.
If you can "network" yourself among other dump drivers & construction "suits", it may help.
looking for a little advice.
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Cajun, that's basically my plan to door knock and read the classifieds for local work.gotta retire first
...only problem is retiring in the winter is the worst time to find construction work. but I gotta say I wont mind taking a few well deserved months off. I will update this thread when I find a job. you have been very helpful thank you.
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