My CDL

No, but I would stick with it. If you want to work for that high paying company. Job history is very important.

 

Wait it out. a few days or a weeks loss should not impact your entire future.

This is one of the reasons I say the first year of anyone in trucking is a very hazardous time. Make a false move and that's that. Stay put where you are.

 

Sounds like CR England

 

If you have the paperwork they gave you, I would think you would be ok, but I'm not a hundred percent positive. I just know they have some kind I'm special exemption that lets people without an actual CDL Drive their trucks.

 

2.5 weeks and already looking to jump ship, why?

If it's just because of a breakdown I say welcome to reality.

If there are other reasons do tell but if you're going to quit over a break down you may as well just quit trucking.

 

Has the company come up with a plan to get you with another trainer? If you up and quit do you think you'll be up and running with a different company and making money any quicker?

It sucks sitting but stuff happens. If you did your homework and chose this company for a good reason it would be silly and short sighted to jump ship at this point.