Trouble with 3 Year Work History

This one, the pay isn't too good, but will hire without a cdl.
Crystal Springs Water
Raleigh, NC
Up to $52,000 a year
$2,000.00 SIGN-ON BONUS with CDL ($1,500 without CDL)
Crystal Springs Water is searching for experienced Route Delivery Drivers to work at our Raleigh, NC location.

 

Carolina Logistic INC – North Carolina Trucking Company ...
Carolina Logistic INC – North Carolina Trucking Company USDOT#2073146
No CDL? No problem
Here at Carolina Logistic Inc, we offer financing for the CDL Training with future employment opportunities for qualified candidates. We have everything you need from start to finish. Call right away to reserve your spot in the CDL Training Program.
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Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated
Clayton, NC
From $145 a day
IMMEDIATE STARTS FOR OUR HIRES: FOR THE CDL and NON CDL DRIVERS IN CLAYTON, NC TO DRIVE OUR COCA COLA TRUCKS!

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We offer a company-supported path for you to obtain your CDL Class A license as a driver with us if you do not currently have one!

Managers are eager to make offers on the spot!

 

Submit online application before calling.
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Johnson Brothers Liquor Company
Raleigh, NC

• Delivery Drivers will operate a box truck and no CDL license is required
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I think you have made a good career choice.Trucking industry seems to work great for job hoppers you can find a crap job every week here.

 

You can find a job. You may have to take what you can get. It don't hurt to get some recommendations, but if the companies that have less than stellar reps will take you, take it. I am saying to immediately commit to those types of companies, just keep them in your back pocket. Others said stay a year or 2, that's good advice. Don't listen to too many naysayers, try to remain patient. Eventually, the whole industry opens up to you.

 

Check out JCC in Smithfield. It’s one of the best truck driver training schools in the country. You will learn so much more and be well trained when you leave. You won’t be limited to crappy starter companies when you graduate. It’s a 384 hr 8 week program. They also have a night/weekend class. When I went about 7 years ago now, it was less than $1200. Money well spent for your future.
https://www.johnstoncc.edu/programs/transportation-systems/truck-driver-training/

If you can swing the finances, you can pick who you want to work for. Instead of going to a crappy company that will train you and use your cheap labor….

 

I'm not sorry at all for the way I did it but....if I had to do it over, again....

Chinatown's recommendation(s) above for YRC Freight would probably be the way I'd get started, now.

It's an incredible opportunity to get into some of the best-paying jobs in the industry--plus, a shot at FREE health insurance for you and your family (if you have one).

--Lual