wow

i drive for USA and am happy there thusfar.

 

The same thing happened to me when I was a O/O and drove Intrastate.

They want you to go thru a school before you work for them, I had a CDL for many years but had to sit in class for 4 weeks to drive OTR again.

Your options are limited with only 3 months and I doubt that a good company would take you without prior school training buts thats IMO and I hope you can prove me wrong. Good luck!

 

You could try maverick since you have your CDL, but if you have any kind of blemish they are picky on who they hire.

 

I have seen quite a few Maverick drivers who did NOT fit the "top of the line" cream of the crop you claim. I have tarped next to quite a few I would not want to be downwind from or trust not to shank me in a dark lot! They might be "picky" with a driving record but not with much else!

 

I never said we did not have some rough characters. They want a good image and are picky on their new hires. Go to orientation and watch them get thinned out. Their web-site leaves nothing to guess at. They say not all have what it takes to be a maverick. It takes a good background and even if you have flat exp you will do their load securement training or you will hit the road without one of their trucks.

 

a driver from trans am came by the school were I was getting my CDL training, and he said he really liked working for trans am he had been there aver a year and from what I could tell he had a fairly nice truck.