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I'm not familiar with that school in particular, but we have a great series of articles that will help you find the right truck driving school and you can find them here (read them all!): http://www.truckingtruth.com/trucking_blogs/category/choosing-a-truck-driving-school

it always does.

You're going to find that a truck gets VERY small with two drivers in it!

I was just thinking the same thing as Becky. Six weeks out is a LONG, LONG time when you're with someone. However, team drivers do tend to make a good bit of money (typically teams split $0.50 per mile, which doesn't sound all that great until you realize you're on the road about 1,200 miles per day).

I was the same way, applied to Werner, got a call in two days, I am ready for orientation, but really hate the thought of being gone six weeks at a time, but I need the job so it is bittersweet.

I thank yall for the info wish me luck

Hey, you've got it - we have a whole series of CDL practice tests, including HAZMAT, which you can find here: http://www.truckingtruth.com/cdl-test/cdl-test-practice.html

thank you so much!!!

The world of trucking is so wide open and ready to hire those that have good records and good work habits with a customer service joint effort to meet or exceed the customers desires. Want to be a gasoline truck driver? training is free and checking it out can't hurt. Even if relocation is in question www.coastaltransport.com

My name is George I have been in the gasoline carrier business for 30 years, I was a driver, Trainer, Dispatcher, Safety Training Specialist, Terminal Manager and the industry has been a great experience. I too am looking for a job here in California. Jobs are real tight but as a driver, the industry is wide open. Need help finding a driving career opportunity, maybe I can help you! I spend 8 hrs a day looking for a Safety specialist Career opportunity. Maybe I can help you!

Thanx !!!!

Hi Stephen, if you have a CDL with T/X endorsements, their are many companies that are gasoline carriers that are always expanding their work force to keep up with the customer demand. Though you are in NC and you have 7 years clean record these tanker companies will train you at no cost then release you to do the job, the driving part is what you ... Read Morehave and looks good too. Coastal Transport Co., Inc is in Texas, every where go to www.coastaltransport.com to check it out. They are in CA, AZ, NM, TX, and OK anyone else out there with a sight on being home every night and working for a great company, try them out.

That's awesome! Yeah, sharing a truck gets old fast. Welcome to the big time!

Heck yeah man :-D