New to the site,
Currently transitioning out of the military and ready to get started working civilian logistics/transportation as that’s what I’ve done and know from the military. I’ve done the skill waiver and knowledge exam but wondering if I should join with a company and get experience with the industry and branch out independently after a certain amount of time or is it possible to start off independent doing freight/load boards with SBA and my military experience as a motor vehicle operator? I’m aware it’s a tough business to venture into.
Any suggestions or advice would help greatly. Thank you in advance.
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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by NoMercy, Nov 30, 2017.
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Truck driving is easy to get into as long as you have a clean driving and criminal history.
Lots of good help drivers will need to know what you are looking for (otr regional local etc) -
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Does your skill waiver include hazmat? I know that’s a must for military driving.
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With no civilian experience driving, insurance will be through the roof.
Brokers won't even give you loads if you don't have at least a year experience.
Become a member of www.OOIDA.com which is a business website for the owner-operator.
Where will your location be after discharge from the military?TravR1 Thanks this.
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