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California Dalton Trucking
Local up to $25.00 per hour, W2 Full Benefits, $2500 sign on bonus
CA
FB | DP
LC
W2
EVERY DAY
KW | PT | WS
California Apex Bulk Commodities
Local up to $23.50 per hour, W2-1099 Full Benefits, Home daily
CA
BK
LC | RG
W2 | 1099
HOME DAILY | WEEKLY
FHTL
California Kiwi Transport
Regional up to $0.60 per mile, W2 Full Benefits, Paid orientation
CA
DV
RG
EVERY WEEK
W2
FULL BENEFITS
FRHT
California GILLSON TRUCKING, INC
OTR Solo up to $0.55 per mile W2 Full Benefits Paid training available
CA
DV | RF
RG | OTR
HOME WEEKLY
W2
FULL BENEFITS
FRHT | VL | PETE
California CALIFORNIA FREIGHT SALES
Local up to $40 per hour W2 Full Benefits $88k a year OTR
CA
DV | RF | T
LC | OTR
WEEKLY HOME
W2
FULL BENEFITS
PETE
California B&B TRANSPORT, INC
Local up to $32 per hour W2-1099 Full Benefits Owner operator $1.45 per mile
CA
RF
LC | RG | OTR | OO
1099 | W2
KW | PETE | VL | FHTL
California TRIUS TRUCKING, INC
OTR Solo up to $0.60 per mile W2 Full Benefits
CA
RF
OTR
W2
FULL BENEFITS
FHTL
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FAQ
How to obtain California CDL to apply for trucking jobs?

How can one apply for California CDL trucking jobs? Before searching for a job, one should first obtain CDL. Applicants for Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) CDL:

The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) adopted federal Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements for commercial driver's license (CDL) applicants on February 7, 2022. ELDT must be administered by a licensed training provider on the federal Training Provider Registry (TPR).

For candidates who are: on or after February 7, 2022, successful completion of the ELDT is necessary.

  • Getting a valid CDL (Class A or B);
  • Converting a Class B CDL to a Class A CDL; or
  • Obtaining an endorsement for a School Bus (S), Passenger (P), or Hazardous Materials (H).

In addition to the federal requirements, when applying for an original CDL (Class A or B) in California, the applicant must complete at least 15 hours of behind-the-wheel training and submit a California Commercial Driver Behind The Wheel Training Certification (DL 1236) to the DMV as proof of completion before their CDL is issued.

If you're at least 18 years old, you can be employed to drive a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) carrying goods that originates and terminates inside state boundaries, and if you're 21 or older, you can drive for interstate commerce or transport hazardous materials/waste. To drive a CMV in any circumstance, you must have a CDL.

After 14 days with a commercial learner's permit (CLP), you can apply to take the CDL skills exam. This 14-day wait time also applies to classification changes and endorsement/restriction modifications that need a skills test.

To apply for a CDL, follow these steps:

  • Make an appointment for a skills test.
  • Bring the vehicle(s) you want to drive for the class.

Pass the skills exam, which consists of a vehicle inspection, a test of fundamental control abilities, and a road test. If you fail any section of the skills test, all further testing will be postponed. To pass the skills exam, you have three chances. Each time you retake the skills exam, you must pay a retest charge.

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