Stuck with learners permit what to do now?

Turn the permit back in and get a regular car license until you get yourself enough money together to go to a PROPER trucking school. A course of both class room and yard/road work with big trucks.

 

As far as I know you can NOT rent a truck you are unqualified to drive, even if you found a friend to rent the truck for you, the insurance on the rental would not allow you to drive it, thus making your friend liable for damages. Don't do it!

 

And you're asking for more bad advice ?????

 

This is exactly why you should've just gotten your A then you'd be covered on both fronts.

How long is your permit good for? Stick it out, let it expire,then go and get your class a?

 

Just out of curiosity who told you that you only have 14 days to schedule a road test?

 

I think you got wrong info on the 14 day schedule..
You have to have the permit at-least 14 days before you can schedule the skills test.. In most states your permit will be good for 6 months .So you can schedule after 14 days up to 6 months..

 

14 days sounds off...

160 hr school is 4 weeks and you have to have it that long.

In WA, 14 minimum before you can test.

There is lots of bad information out there. You have to get better at deciphering or this is going to be the least of your worries.

Trucking is an analytical job that requires you to make decisions based on a set of data. There is more than enough exceptional information here to get into the industry.

 

Or he could just not damage the truck.

 

Incorrect. I rented a truck to take my driving test. The company that does this has a few of them everyday at the test facility.