Profile For Miguel R.

I used to work for Ben E. Keith food distribution and they guaranteed me $1000/ week home every night I never made less but believe me they got every last penny out of me it was more of a physical job than a driving one

They pay 25% of the load and it's one month of the car hauling school up in Michigan I'm in the food distribution business n it's back breaking so I'm trying to get into something else and this landed in my lap

Really 2 years? I got it offered to me n i only have 4 months experience

I got a job offer to haul cars for united road but I know nothing of the car hauling industry. Does anyone have any insight

I've applied at Prime, US xpress, and a company called Raider Express thus far

I've been working local at a food distribution company for about 4 months and after a recent "injury" I decided I don't wanna do this anymore and was thinking about going over the road but I keep hearing I might have to go to a school despite already having a cdl. I've also heard that companies don't consider local as any type of experience. I deliver only in Texas and am home every night but unloading a 28 up to 53 foot trailer by hand dolly is pretty back breaking can anyone shed some light maybe advice for my situation? Might I add I did not go to a cdl school to get my license I learned at a past job

Try Schneider they offered me a position and I got my Cdl in june on my own no school or anything but I passed on the offer to get this oil tanker position which I got with no experience but I've worked for this company for 3 years so I lucked out

Well I have my class A cdl with no schooling whatsoever. I've been driving a straight truck and a belly dump for the past two years on company property. Now that I want to go otr everyone tells me that I'm going to have to go to those truck driving schools to get a job. How true is this? Any info will help thanks