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Johnathan
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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 ?

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Benito
Benito
10.07.2024
I've seen it time and time again, nothin new here
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Strickland
Strickland
10.07.2024
No reputable company is gonna hire you 100%
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Mandeep
Mandeep
10.07.2024
If you're not in it to stay, you gotta face the consequences
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Keanu
Keanu
10.05.2024
Aw, come on
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Jago
Jago
10.02.2024
Ye, be ready for a fight "driver"
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Gordon
Gordon
09.26.2024
It ain't just about the CDL at all, it's the opportunity they're giving
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Elias
Elias
09.23.2024
they paid for you, because they think you'll be good
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Orlando
Orlando
09.21.2024
they've made investments in your education
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Haroon
Haroon
09.21.2024
No way, man
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Declan
Declan
09.20.2024
Don't expect a zero-cost ride
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Xander
Xander
09.19.2024
Read the paperwork carefully and make sure you understand the conditions
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Alex
Alex
09.11.2024
look advice from a lawyer, you won't find it here
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Rory
Rory
09.11.2024
can be a nightmare for you kid
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Fergus
Fergus
09.11.2024
If they paid for your training, you gonna pay for it, if you don't pay, you'll be sued
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Clayton
Clayton
08.29.2024
Ye, think twice before you ditch the training
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Duke
Duke
08.15.2024
They'll be calling your bluff
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Tamsin
Tamsin
08.08.2024
You're better off waiting, even if it's just for a few extra weeks
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Jean
Jean
08.04.2024
Don't be a fool, stick with the school and learn the tricks, then do whatever you want. Save your neurons
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Dewi
Dewi
07.24.2024
haha, paid slavery
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Bernard
Bernard
07.23.2024
have to pay off that debt, don't do it
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Milo
Milo
07.18.2024
Before I accepted my contract, I made the effort to read every single line and ask questions, so what is your problem?
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Josie
Josie
07.14.2024
You'll be portrayed as someone who can't be trusted, and that's guaranteed to follow you the whole life and forget about trucking
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Mcleod
Mcleod
07.08.2024
Why?? just don't leave
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Hawkins
Hawkins
05.29.2024
It always sounds great on paper
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Perry
Perry
05.25.2024
Avoid the court, if you can or hire a lawyer
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Samson Archer
Samson Archer
05.13.2024
You'll be blacklisted by others
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Aine
Aine
05.13.2024
You're gonna regret it
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Mulder
Mulder
04.24.2024
Or talk to other drivers
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Leroy
Leroy
04.23.2024
If you're not sure about anything, don't feel shy about reaching out to your school or a reputable mentor for advice, they know better
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Wilfred
Wilfred
04.06.2024
Stay with the school
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Kirk
Kirk
04.06.2024
My friend's done it, and it was a nightmare
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Loui
Loui
04.03.2024
Don't do it
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Safiyyah
Safiyyah
03.27.2024
don't find yourself owing a school thousands of dollars
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Greene
Greene
03.05.2024
don't be a rookie, read the fine print
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Daniels
Daniels
03.03.2024
Most places will have you sign an agreement to stick around or pay up
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Josef
Josef
11.20.2023
Some of them have you sign a contract that’ll have you paying back the training costs if you go away too soon
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Fred
Fred
06.03.2023
If you bail right after getting your CDL, you might be on the hook for the training costs
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Ayden
Ayden
03.28.2023
You’ll burn a bridge with the school and the company they work with. Good luck finding another job with that on your record. You’re better off sticking with them for a while and getting some experience.
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GGG
GGG
03.18.2023
You’ll probably have to pay back the cost of the training, plus interest. They don’t give you a free CDL for nothing. Read the fine print before you sign anything.
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Thomas D.
Thomas D.
03.04.2023
You should read your contract carefully and understand the consequences before you decide to leave.
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Fleur
Fleur
02.26.2023
If you leave the school right after you get your CDL, you will probably have to pay back the full cost of the training, which can be thousands of dollars. Most schools have a contract that requires you to work for them for a certain period of time or miles after you get your CDL, otherwise you will be liable for the tuition.
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Aidan
Aidan
02.11.2023
they are going to bill you and take you to court over it
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Iqra
Iqra
02.10.2023
Look over your contract. If they haven't had you sign anything yet they likely will have you sign something.
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Magnus
Magnus
02.10.2023
+ Paid training as in a company is paying for your training? They normally will have you sign an agreement that you will repay them back a certain amount sometimes even more than the schooling alone is, that usually includes a one year commitment of you working for them.
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Grayson
Grayson
02.05.2023
Pretty sure they will bill you for the training if you leave after they train you
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Eddie
Eddie
02.05.2023
It's possible they take you to court. The school i attended had to do this a few times over breach of contract.
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Krueger
Krueger
02.05.2023
Go to college lmao
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