Comments By Camille B.

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  • Camille B.
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Posted:  8 years, 6 months ago

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Best company for a beginner

The best company is one that fits you and your families needs. From what I have been reading and researching most "starter" companies are the same. Its the small differences you have to look for. For instance I am looking into Schneider and USA because of their dedicated routes

Well it Will be just me and my Husband in a few months on the road. I just hear so many good and bad things about so many different companies and all recruiters make who they work for sound great!

Posted:  8 years, 6 months ago

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Best company for a beginner

Schneider is a good company, also try Millis, swift, do a year and find a smaller company/ good luck. I will be going to CRST on the 26th for school.

Oh okay will do and thanks good luck 2 you too

Posted:  8 years, 6 months ago

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Best company for a beginner

I just recently got my cdl and now I'm trying to decide which company to go with Schneider I've been talking to but should I consider any one else? I Live in Missouri

Posted:  8 years, 7 months ago

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Having a cdl in one state but living in another?

Hello im wondering how that works. Im currently about to get my license (cdl) in Missouri and will hopefully start working for Schneider within the next month now as soon as my husband gets out of he Army we would like to move back to IL to be closer to family but we will be team driving is It possible to have our cdls in Missouri but live in IL or would we have to transfer everything back to IL. whats also really confusing is that as soon as we start team driving we will be based out of Indiana because that's Schneider's head quarters for team drivers "so we have been told" so do we have to move to Indiana? I hope that all made sense. the recruiter we are talking to hasn't really made it clear to us what are options are.

Posted:  8 years, 7 months ago

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Traveling with a dog?

I got a pit on the truck with me. I couldn't imagine a better temperament. I really don't care for the yap dogs. He snoozes most of the time. I take him out for a bathroom break about half as often as I go. The cooler weather makes him goofy outside. It makes him act like a puppy.

The shedding is terrible though. Getting the short hair out of the upholstery is a chore.

Thanks!

Posted:  8 years, 7 months ago

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Traveling with a dog?

I'm thinking about getting a dog soon here to travel with after I get my cdl the company I'm going to work for will have me on the road a few days and for the companionship and guarding of my truck would it be smart to get a dog? Just curious how people with experience feel on the subject.

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