Non cdl truck driving companies that are hiring?

United rentals perhaps to pull small generators or skid steers?

 

You cannot do interstate or intrastate commerce without a CDL for the correct class of whatever vehicle engaged in hauling cargo for pay of some kind. You cannot engage as a employee or such on public roadways in that kind of work without a CDL.

IT is POSSIBLE to do so if you are for example a Courier with small mail and messenger type packaging in a small tiny car going downtown DC in many stops per day. But I don't know if that kind of industry is still doing that kind of work.

 

Non CDL type jobs are primarily straight trucks, bread trucks and courier type delivery vans.

Try looking into furniture delivery. Nestle Waters/Poland Springs. Stericyle shred it. Or bread truck delivery vans like Frito Lay, Bimbo Bakeries, Franz Bakery, etc. VERY good money to be made driving them bread trucks. Or package delivery driver like DHL, FedEx Express, UPS and USPS. Also VERY good money to be made, but you'll have to earn it though. Pitt Ohio LTL has a non CDL apprenticeship program. You can gain experience and work your way up to become a P&D driver or Linehaul. They offer excellent benefits and free healthcare.

 

I dont think swift requires a cdl?

 

Lmao. Thanks for the laugh.