New driver, wrong company.. what to do?

Isn't Windy Hill a solo operation? If so you should be ok leaving the trainer to finish the run. If it's a team, not trainer/trainee, then wait until you return to Florida to quit.
They can get nasty if you jump ship on a team scheduled run.
By the time you get back to Florida your applications should already be processed at the other companies and have job offers in hand.

 

Good, tell them you quit/resign!
Submit those applications ASAP if not sooner!

 

There's a couple of Abilene drivers that live south of I-4, so you should be good to go.

 

Suck it up buttercup all these guys get there cdl and think it's gonna be like they see in some movie or something then the reality sets in it is a job where u have to work then want to go tuning back to momma

 

I'm verrry familiar with windy hill.

I suggest staying on the truck until you reach Eustis, and quit there.

Good Luck

 

Hey buddy,

Things may have changed but back in 2012 when Donna from Windy Hill came to my school she stated you had to pay for the fuel,trainers wages,use of their truck,lodging,and all other costs associated with training if you didn't stay for that year so it may be more money then you think.. I don't know if they'll actually come after you or not with legal actions ??

Does Cypress out of Jacksonville still hire trainees ? I know it's flatbed work but they claim it's 100% no touch and mostly drop and hook,

 

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Does Cypress out of Jacksonville still hire trainees ? I know it's flatbed work but they claim it's 100% no touch and mostly drop and hook,[/QUOTE]

Yes, they hire new cdl grads. They've cracked down with Elogs and driver facing cameras.

 

I second this...pride is good I know Brian (recruiter) with them if you want his email just don't believe that you get a fridge or satellite TV or inverter....you gotta cut your teeth a little.....but Jeff England is a good cat. Clean trucks. Good miles. My CDL instructor drives for them and loves it.