Pre Made Team Looking For Work

I suspect any CDL school contract has some sort of "non-guarantee" clause in it, that probably goes on to state some of the reasons a future graduate may be declined employment, regardless of school performance. But I agree that perhaps these common reasons could probably be better disclosed prior to contract acceptance, and if the prospective student chooses to sign off on receipt of that information, then it's their future problem to contend with if they choose not to be honest with themselves.

 

Wait, you got your CDL in December, then got a +15 speeding ticket in January? Just based on those two +15 tickets, I'd say you face a 3 year wait for employment as a CDL driver.

 

Try local dirt/rock haulers to drive for till you can get clean record again. They tend to need help driving dump trucks etc.