I know that as a result of the economic upheaval in the US, many people have lost jobs. Job losses due to lay offs, plant closures, down-sizing and out-sourcing. If you do not have a degree, there are few options left for finding stable gainful employment. Outside fast food and pizza delivery, truck driving is another potential source of income that simply cannot be out-sourced in any way, shape or form.
So, if you find yourself having lost your job, or are seeking a different source of income, you may very well discover that truck driving may be right up your alley.
No, it's not for everyone. Truck driving has its own ups and down, ins and outs and advantages and disadvantages as any other job. I won't cover every facet here, in this introductory. I will cover those facets in other posts.
Recently I posted a YouTube video covering some of the basic questions interested parties might consider posing to roving trucking company recruiters who are show up at CDL training schools all over the place like flies are attracted to.... well...... you know.
One gentleman suggested I post the same information in to a blog, as not all the information shows up in text format within the video, So, here goes this attempt at a CDL-oriented blog.
The video can be found here, but it essentially covers the same information you see in this blog.
So, without further ado, let's begin. I'll begin by creating blogs posts off the top of my head, in no particular order. Simply click on the topics that interest you most, and skip around at your leisure!
So, if you find yourself having lost your job, or are seeking a different source of income, you may very well discover that truck driving may be right up your alley.
No, it's not for everyone. Truck driving has its own ups and down, ins and outs and advantages and disadvantages as any other job. I won't cover every facet here, in this introductory. I will cover those facets in other posts.
Recently I posted a YouTube video covering some of the basic questions interested parties might consider posing to roving trucking company recruiters who are show up at CDL training schools all over the place like flies are attracted to.... well...... you know.
One gentleman suggested I post the same information in to a blog, as not all the information shows up in text format within the video, So, here goes this attempt at a CDL-oriented blog.
The video can be found here, but it essentially covers the same information you see in this blog.
So, without further ado, let's begin. I'll begin by creating blogs posts off the top of my head, in no particular order. Simply click on the topics that interest you most, and skip around at your leisure!
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