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Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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Ozark Motor or swift??

Lol@ Army, don't overwelm the guy.

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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Lack of work history... What companies will accept me?

Swift has given me the green light. Now I have solid job history but a lot if hopping around between construction companies.

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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Ozark Motor or swift??

Do you already have a CDL? Others will chime in and post various links to help you.

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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I really need some advice ☹️

G-town how did the ride along go?

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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Podcasts

How many of you listen to podcasts while driving and what do you listen to?

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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61 And Starting Drivers Solutions CDL Training Monday

Thanks G-Town, and yes I will say hi to Errol. I have a little experience backing articulating vehicles. Mainly 1 tons with 30' goose neck trailers. I understand that is about 20-30' shorter than a semi but I am thinking the trailers should react the same. I look forward to the backing challenges. I'm the guy that wants the bigger challenge. Tell me I can't and I will or hurt myself trying.

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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Kudos to Swift

Hey Bolt, I can't zoom in quite close enough on your avatar pic to see what year that bike is. Watcha got there?

1995 Sportster. She is my mistress.

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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SWIFT or Schneider

What are your concerns about driving, or at least training in a standard?

Posted:  5 years, 10 months ago

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61 And Starting Drivers Solutions CDL Training Monday

Dan, I am getting ready to go to Swift and this is what they have told me: 1. Go to Memphis, with CDL permit, unpaid CDL training for 3 weeks. Head home for a couple days then back to Memphis to catch a trainer. 2. GO with trainer for 200 hours or about 4 weeks, $500 a week training pay. Come back home for a couple days head back to Memphis to get my own truck. 3. Once solo .39-40 cpm

Here is the best part. As a vet I do not have to pay for the training or hotel. The only stipulation is to drive for them for a year. I am only at this point preparing to go. I still need to get my permit and physical which will be handled this week. So I can only tell you what I have been told.

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Kudos to Swift

Thanks guys for the responses. Big Scott I appreciate your words about CFI. I know you are passionate about them as you plug them ever chance you get. LOL. Growing up just a few miles from Joplin I have had several friends who have driven for them over the years. Once I get into training I will start a training diary. I was looking through them the other day and noticed that nobody has started one on Swift recently.

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