Online/Frontier Transport Cdl Training
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Ok I leave in 2 days They'll be renting me a car to get there Things start at 7 am Monday
Well I went to Indy and started orientation it got to a point where the doctor examined us I've had 2 hand surgeries and I didn't have the strength in my right hand to pass their test and was sent home Pretty devastating I now have no job or money
Hey Brian, so sorry to hear that this didn't work out for you. I'm looking into online as well and wondering if you could share some details. I can't find their payrates on the website and the cost of tuition if a driver can't keep the full year commitment.
I do apologize but I don't remember With you being in VA I'm guessing you'd be driving for Frontier the people were fine,they just built a large dorm like building which is nice I had no idea my right hand was so weak so it was a stunner Sorry I cant help you out too much
According to their website, there is no tuition. http://www.driveforonline.com/jobs/Training/
According to their website, there is no tuition. http://www.driveforonline.com/jobs/Training/
Correct, not out of pocket. They will require a student to sign a contract agreeing to drive for them for a set minimum period of time. Break the contract and you will owe them money.
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I don't leave until 9/10 but just wanted to pass along info to others
The recruiters were great Robert and Sonny (she pronounces it Sony like the tv).They don't waste time and get right into things to see if you're eligible They have their own training school obviously small but that's what I'm looking for They pay you for the classroom training for 3 weeks and then you go with the mentor for 4 weeks Its mostly regional and you're home every weekend (they do have some cross country stuff but its not forced on people) They offered me a rental car to get to Indianapolis or I can take mine,my dilemma is the rental car goes back when I get there and wont have a way to a store or anything for food but if I take my car how in the heck would I get the car back to Charlotte NC.Most of my familys gone and my friends have to work I have to talk to them on Friday so hopefully we can figure something out Hurry up 9/10!!!
Regional:
Regional Route
Usually refers to a driver hauling freight within one particular region of the country. You might be in the "Southeast Regional Division" or "Midwest Regional". Regional route drivers often get home on the weekends which is one of the main appeals for this type of route.