Making the best of a bad cdl school

Do you have any companies on your radar to apply with?
You looking for local work or long haul?

 

That's the key, use your downdown time proactively. If you can't practice driving, practice something else!

 

Comcar uses automatic transmissions and has local work.
That FedEx job would be great if you can be hired there.
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Comcar Industries, Inc - Official Site
https://comcar.com

 

I am also stuck with a driving school that has way too many students and the owner of the company lead instructor and scheduler are his old drinking buddies and supposively the owner is sober.

Well I am stuck with the lead instructor and he makes my skin crawl. The scheduler isn't scheduling me for instructor led driving lessons; i am required to email the scheduler every week and I do. But end up with similator or evaluations and no actual behind the wheel lessons.

Its been two months and I haven't been on a simulator or training schedule or 2 weeks of which.

I can't get my money back. I can't afford to go to another school.

I am trying to figure out a strategy of finding a CDL class A driver with his own truck that is willing to allow me to pay him/her for a few hours of behind the wheel experience. And I will figure out where I can rent a non-commercial truck and trailer combination for backing up practice over a few weekends.

I expect this to cost me several hundred to a $1000. I just gotta figure out how to approach this plan. Any idea folks?