Comments By Timothy B.

Hey, thanks alot Boots. Its good to hear that. I'm glad I found this site. The insight is great. I'll keep everyone posted on the outcome.

Honestly, I don't. Imma try to get assistance through grants. Hopefully I get sum luck.

Ok. I understand. I'm trying to see if I can get in one of these community college programs here in NC. Like Beaufort, Nash, Miller Motte......etc. Are there good success rates there?

I've been in search of help for a month now. Here's my situation..........I received my CDL in 2006 through Schneider National. I worked with them for three yrs until I relocated to Virginia where I began doing heavy duty towing for two yrs. I then had financial issues and couldn't renew my Class A, so I dropped down to my Class C. I kept those for more than two yrs so I recently went through the process over again. I have a CDL learners permit and a current DOT physical. (card and long copy). I've scheduled one third party test and the driver change plans at the last minute, which is totally understandable. A driver's truck is like his/her child. I've tried getting funding from the WIA Program to attend a course at a community college but the funds are frozen here in my county. I've never really stopped driving trucks due to me being a logging equipment operator for the last 2.5 yrs, but because I couldn't legally drive on the highway I did more spotting than anything. My driving/criminal record is clean. I live in Greenville, NC. I hope it's not a crime to do so but I'm willing to pay for two hrs of time as a slight refresher and your assistance as a licensed driver for DMV. I know there's money to be made with the truck and time wasted so I don't mind doing that. As u read, I have five yrs of experience but because of the situation, I'm a rookie. I know what I'm asking is way over the top so whatever responses I get, it'll be no hard feelings. But, a closed mouth don't get fed. Thanks to all.

I must say, I like the layout and all the love from truckers throughout the country.