Looking for companys that hire somone with a CDL Class A and with no experience

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by LargeCar3406, Apr 2, 2012.

  1. LargeCar3406

    LargeCar3406 Light Load Member

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    Hey everyone ok here's whats goin on...Im currently going for my Class A cdl threw a Local Driving school but im taking private Class A Driving lesson's (1hour and 30min's per lesson) not the certified course and im seeing that most large companys like CR England, Steven's, TMC Etc...They wont hire unless u go threw a 150+ hour course soo my question is who out there will hire somone who just got there CDL Class A with no experince (I do have my CLass B CDL and have lil experince in driving Rolloff/Dump Truck work not like that would help but thought id metion it) Im also out of Long Island, NY but i maybe wiling too relocate for a good... solid job. Any info or advice would be a huge help thanks.

    Eric
     
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  3. N172

    N172 Light Load Member

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    I've seen quite a few companies that will take CDL-A grads, but want you be hired within a month. So just look at their requirements, and hopefully you will find something soon! Also, some companies will reimburse you for your tuition. I believe Schneider is one of those companies, but don't take my word for it. Do your research before signing with any company.

    P.S...STRONGLY research CR England, but everybody has an opinion.
     
  4. cityguy

    cityguy Bobtail Member

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    Try your local food-service company's.
     
  5. Brandonpdx

    Brandonpdx Road Train Member

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    Watkins and Shepard would hire you if they see you can drive well enough. They have a terminal in New Jersey but you'd have to go down to Conover, NC. for orientation.
     
  6. Thatguyfromtexas

    Thatguyfromtexas Bobtail Member

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    Your not too far from PA, go talk to the guys running the water trucks for the wells. Oilfield driving is probably the best experience for a new driver. Most companies will train you if you've already got a CDL (Not All, but some)

    And most all of the companies running in North Dakota are crying for Anyone to come drive for them. Work for 2 weeks, then take a week off. Real good hourly wages.

    Your usually on some kind of route but going in challenging terrain. If you can make it there, you will find out that you've got what it takes to drive anywhere.
     
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