New CDL

Armellini Express Lines
www.armellini.com
162 Montgomery Ave, Oxnard, CA 93036
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QUALIFICATIONS
you will need as a new driver

• Minimum of 150 hours cdl school
• Must have a valid Class A CDL license
• Must have graduated in the last 6 months
• Must be willing to work in a Team Environment

 

Car hauling is considered one of many driving jobs considered “Specialized” hauling. You need to master in your basic driving skills(experience) before you can step it up.
Maybe @Hammer166 can chime in to see if any car hauling carriers hire newbies with Zero experience.

 

Don't have a clue who is doing what it in that part of the world. I've trained total newbies in the past, but (thankfully) the insurance carriers won't let it happen nowadays. As you mention, helluva step learning curve when you're an experienced driver, it's really tough on a new guy.

 

Danny Herman Trucking - Welcome to DHT
Terminal in Fontana, CA

• We accept trucking school graduates 23 years of age and older for our training program, no experience necessary.

 

Coastal Transport Co., Inc.

• Graduate of a CDL Driver Training School within 12 month of application. School must be on the Coastal approved list.
• Class A CDL with Tanker (N) and Hazardous Materials (H) Endorsements or X Endorsements required.
• Minimum Age: 23

California Terminals:
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IMPERIAL, CA 684 S. 2nd Street, El Centro, CA 92243
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SAN DIEGO, CA 9950 San Diego Mission Rd, San Diego, CA 92108

 

If you can’t get anyone to hire you as a carhauler with zero experience you may want to hire on with Hogan. Then when you have the experience they require transfer to their carhauling division which pays hourly. Hourly would be an excellent way to learn to haul cars. Then after you know what you are doing move on to greener pastures hauling cars elsewhere. Or you may like Hogan and stay there if they are paying you well enough. An experienced carhauler at a company who pays what you are worth will make $2,000-$2,500 a week. You won’t get close to that number for at least 6 months to a year generally, which is why I feel an hourly job at first would be good.

 

This company sometimes hires a new cdl school grad.
Hiring nationwide.
Homepage | United Road

 

Well if it is a dream, then build up to it, nothing worse than a newbie who can't handle a truck becoming a problem on the road. Take an OTR job and see what life is like then move to where you want to go after 2 years of safe driving or become one of these -

 

Deluxe car hauler has training available and they’re out in that area