question to QD or anybody else with knowledge of trucking

[vtecgsrguy]

i know my job has a "new C-class" style truck you can drive,and then move up later date to maye a city route or maybe road driver! you can get ya CDL'S on your own time. thats the best way! from what ive heard from many many drivers! that C class is cool.its a small box style "straight truck" style truck! i actually thought about doing it myself,but im a dock supervisor and im kinda stuck where im at!..lol.. if ya looking stop by RL CARRIERS in ellenwood and fill out an app.! its right off 675,ellenwood rd exit.

[oddBall]

i know my job has a "new C-class" style truck you can drive,and then move up later date to maye a city route or maybe road driver! you can get ya CDL'S on your own time. thats the best way! from what ive heard from many many drivers! that C class is cool.its a small box style "straight truck" style truck! i actually thought about doing it myself,but im a dock supervisor and im kinda stuck where im at!..lol.. if ya looking stop by RL CARRIERS in ellenwood and fill out an app.! its right off 675,ellenwood rd exit.

This is a great alternative if you NEED a job to get some cash in your pocket. One thing to consider about getting your CDL, and this is a biggie. You have to take the driving portion of the test in the vehicle you will be driving while using your CDL. Hence if you take the combination Vehicle test (for driving a tractor Trailer) your Driving Portion has to be done in a combination vehicle. Advantage of using a school is that the school provides the vehicle, and the instructors are generally certified by the state to perform the driving test.