Profile For Big Scott (CFI's biggest fan)

Wow. Glad you're ok. Sure that was a high pucker factor. Enjoy your weekend. If it was yesterday, I may have passed you heading west. I'm doing a 34 at the Joplin Petro. Leaving out tomorrow morning.

We're you clear with Maverick that you would not have a school certificate? If so and they meet your needs of no school and no contract, jump on their offer. I would be surprised if you were correct on that. They may be talking about you going through their training then be under their contract for one year. That one year does go by quick.

We don't play games here, we give truth from experience. For some that truth is hard to swallow.

Good luck.

These cameras are watched by computers and companies decide what they want the algorithm to look for. They are used as training aids and to protect drivers and companies from tickets and at fault accidents. To me they are a plus.

You need to start. You don't want Prime because the training is to long. Those miles go by quick. Flatbeding needs extra training in securement and tarping.

If Prime will take you jump on it.

Also, if you have a chance to explain them and what you learned from each, that could help.

When they won't pay attention, to the road, mirrors, what you say, anything.

Check with your DMV to be sure, but I would say yes, you have to start from the beginning.

Prime is a great company, but CFI will get you to them on their dime. Within about 8 weeks from the time you get to CFI you could be solo.

A local truck driving school.

According to their website you get your CDL from a school of your choice, they reimburse up to $6000.00 if they hire you. Then out with a trainer for about 30 days.

What do you want to know?

Companies spend a lot of money to hire a single person. It could cost a company over a thousand dollars per person to hire them. It takes about a year for them to make that back.

Before you agree to go to that company, research them and plan on staying there one year. One year goes by very quickly. If you do leave that company do it on good terms.

Recently, I've had adults giving me the arm pump. Always makes me smile. My brothers and I always had fun with it as kids.

What was the accident? Why are you at fault? That might hurt your chances.

Living in the truck and keeping your expenses down, you could pay your debt off in a few years.

Good luck.

CFI goes to Canada but I don't think Western Canada. We have a terminal in Michigan that handles our Canada loads.

Congratulations! GOAL, GOAL, GOAL. When backing, put your hands on the bottom of the steering wheel. Without taking them off, raise the hand for the direction you want your trailer to go. Take your time. Always plan and know which way you are going when you get off the interstate.

Good luck.

Congratulations! What company will you be starting with?

Talk on the phone or sleep for early day. Same plus watch movies for 34. Do laundry if needed.

A honk, wave or phone number on a sign. Or find me on FB. Check my profile.

Yup. Don't have a new CB yet, so a honk could work.

The High Road CDL Training Program will help you learn what you need to know to pass your permit tests. It will work for every state.