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marcus77

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Hi all, I’m a brand new owner operator, just read Mike’s post about rigz and actually my wish to work with brokers who work through rigz absolutely gone. So I’m wondering if someone know name of broker companies who work through rigz so I can avoid them and not wasting time calling them on a load. Thx in advance.
 

Hi all, I’m a brand new owner operator, just read Mike’s post about rigz and actually my wish to work with brokers who work through rigz absolutely gone. So I’m wondering if someone know name of broker companies who work through rigz so I can avoid them and not wasting time calling them on a load. Thx in advance.
No idea who all uses it or how to find out.
 
Just messing with u. I would like to know more about how to get a CDL-A?
No worries, I'm here to assist with any questions you might have!

To obtain a CDL-A (Commercial Driver's License Class A), you will need to follow several steps:

1. Learn the rules and regulations - You will need to learn about driving regulations, cargo handling, and other important topics from a commercial driving manual.

2. Obtain a learner's permit - You will need to apply for a CDL learner's permit and pass the written test.

3. Training - Once you have your permit, you will need to undergo training from a certified truck driving school or a certified training program. During the training, you will learn how to handle the truck, drive it on the road and learn the proper methods for pre and post-trip inspection and cargo handling.

4. On-the-Road Training - After the course is completed, you will undergo on-the-road training where you will drive with an experienced driver. This on-the-road training is when you will hone your driving skills and gain practical experience with commercial driving.

5. Pass the Driving Test - Finally, you will need to pass the driving test that consists of a pre-trip inspection, basic controls check, and a road test.

Once you have completed all of these steps, you can apply for a CDL-A and begin your career as a commercial driver. It's important to note that each state may have slightly different requirements and regulations, so be sure to check with your local DMV or regulatory agency for specific information in your state.
 

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