Was looking at schools and stumbled across this listing. It's not a school with a class room. I go get the physical, pass the written, and make an appointment. Rent their truck for $975 for a day for manual trans and go 1 on 1 with a trainer for some hours and take the CDL test. It's called CDL Help. Anyone familiar with them? Any cautionary words of wisdom?
CDL Help
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Nomad1
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You might want to find some Hogan drivers to ask them how true that is.
ironpony
Professional Pot-Stirrer
So call their recruiters after Christmas. No experience or CDL, most likely they'll want driving school. No one just throws you the keys anymore.
BlackBart
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I reckon he could probly do worse....
BlackBart
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Gotta beat the bushes to find them jobs tho. The good ones don’t advertise
ironpony
Professional Pot-Stirrer
And they all require a couple of years of experience due to insurance requirements.
mndriver
curmudgeon extraordinare
And worth every bit of effort too.
Thunder Road
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If I lived in your area I'd go with one of these these two:
Western Dairy Transport (www.wdtmilk.com)
FFE (Frozen Food Express) (www.ffeinc.com
Both have reputation for excellent cdl school and decent paychecks afterward.
Western Dairy Transport (www.wdtmilk.com)
FFE (Frozen Food Express) (www.ffeinc.com
Both have reputation for excellent cdl school and decent paychecks afterward.
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