Yo, wanna be a FedEx driver someday. I just read this article here, about how they got different programs and trainings. I wanna know more about these, and how they can help me get this job. Do you have something in mind? How long does it take to finish their CDL training program? Thanks in advance
Here's the article: https://newjobs4you.com/blogs/career/benefits-of-trucking-apprenticeship-programs/
just wanna share it with you, saw an article on the New Jobs 4 You about dealing with border crossings, and I wanna say, It’s pretty informative and has some good tips on what documents you need, foods you can bring, how to be polite and cooperative with the border agents. Just in case if you’re planning to cross the border anytime soon.
Here’s the link to the article: https://newjobs4you.com/blogs/trucking-tips/dealing-with-border-crossings/
Saw that article about securing and protecting cargo on the road. It's got some good tips on how to avoid losing your load or getting a bear bite. You know how important it is to keep your freight safe and secure, especially if you're hauling something valuable or hazardous.
Saw that article about securing and protecting cargo on the road. It's got some good tips on how to avoid losing your load or getting a bear bite. You know how important it is to keep your freight safe and secure, especially if you're hauling something valuable or hazardous. You don't want to end up with an alligator on the big road or a road pizza on your bumper sticker. So check out this article and learn how to tie down your cargo properly, use the right equipment, and inspect your rig before you hit the road. It might save you some time, money, and hassle in the long run. Here's the link: https://newjobs4you.com/blogs/road-safety/securing-and-protecting-cargo/
10-4? Got your ears on? Let me know what you think of this article and share your own experiences with securing and protecting cargo. Stay safe out there and keep it between the ditches!
If you’re looking for some CDL test questions and helpful tips, you might want to check out this article: https://newjobs4you.com/blogs/career/cdl-test-questions-and-helpful-tips/ It has some basic information and advice on how to pass your CDL exam and get started in the trucking industry. It also has some sample questions that you can use to practice your skills and knowledge. It’s not a comprehensive guide, but it’s a good starting point for anyone who wants to get their CDL and become a professional truck driver. I found it helpful when I was studying for my CDL exam and I passed it on my first try. Give it a read and see if it helps you too.
Read fresh article here, about trucking companies that train CDL drivers and I wanted to share my thoughts on it. The article lists some of the pros and cons of getting your CDL through a company-sponsored program, and also gives some examples of companies that offer this option.
have to say, I’m not a big fan of company-sponsored training. I think it’s better to go to a reputable private school and get your CDL on your own terms. If you’re short on cash, need a job fast, and don’t mind working for one company for a while, then company-sponsored training might be a good option for you. But if you have some savings, want more control over your career, and value your independence, then private school might be a better choice.
What do you guys think? Have you gone through company-sponsored training or private school? What was your experience like?
Hey guys, I’m a new trucker who just got my CDL and I wanted to share some of the apps that helped me pass the written and practical tests.
Hey guys, I’m a new trucker who just got my CDL and I wanted to share some of the apps that helped me pass the written and practical tests. I found this article on this website that lists some of the best driving test apps for different types of vehicles and states. Here’s the link https://newjobs4you.com/blogs/trucking-tips/best-driving-test-apps/
The apps that I used were Brainscape, DMV Practice Test Genie, and DMV Written Test. They all have flashcards, practice questions, and feedback features that helped me learn the rules of the road, traffic signs, and regulations quickly and efficiently. They also have state-specific content that covers all the details you need to know for your local DMV test. I think they are great tools for anyone who wants to ace their driving test and become a safe and confident driver. What do you guys think? Have you used any of these apps or do you have any other recommendations?
Is driving with a trainer for 3 to 6 months a regular thing?
These 2 companies are offering me paid training with a commitment of about 1 year after completing. I've done some research on each but would like to hear from drivers.
CR England and CRST companies are not only engaged in cargo transportation but have also provided training services for truck drivers for a long time. Both have popularity and reputation, but which one to choose?
As for CR England, the history of this company goes back to 1920. Now they own five driving schools and help them with further employment in their company. CRST, in turn, is a freight company in Iowa, which also owns auto schools for large transport, but since 1955.
Both companies will pay for your training if you are guaranteed to work for them for one year later (that is, fulfill debt obligations, which may vary). Most drivers suggest choosing CRST, however, provided there are no serious criminal records. If you have a history of crimes or violations, then CRST will reject you more likely. But they have another plus besides the quality of training - a higher fee (0.42 cpm instead of 0.14 cpm offered by CR England).
Naturally, the choice is yours. You can personally ask drivers who have been trained in one of these companies. We have only provided the data obtained during our own mini-study. Both companies have a good reputation and a lot of positive reviews.
Starting cdl paid training with a school in 2 weeks. I’ll receive my cdl in 3-4 weeks at their facility. I just wanna know would will happen if I leave the school right after I get my cdl ?
Is this a good offer? It’s OTR and it’ll be my first trucking job. Would like a little more insight from some truckers before accepting.
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