Comments By Kyle

Alright thanks! I try not to worry about it lol. I got my states cdl manual a while back and have been studying it. I will also read the High road program.

Thanks man! Sounds like I need to give them a call and see what the requirements are to get into their school. I did find a few page section on TT about them.

Has any of you, heard of anyone being let go from company sponsored training because of not being able to pass the cdl written tests?

I figured finding out some info on them maybe be a small problem, because They are a smaller family owned company. On their Facebook page though I seen a handful of drivers saying they are a great place to work. I will try and see if I can contact some of their drivers and see what they have to say.

Forgot to mention, i also have read they have a great training program.

I am curious if anyone knows anything about Millis, or has heard anything about them? From what research I have done, they are a good company to work for. Has anyone been through their training program? or do you know someone who has been through their training program? Any information would help me very much. Thanks!

Got another question, Since I have no other choice than to do company sponsored training by doing this Will it keep me from getting a job at some company's? Western Express wants you to have graduated from a trucking school that had at least 240 hrs of classroom and driving training!

I too am considering driving as my new career after being laid off for a year and a half from 15 years in customer service in the mortgage industry. I am overwhelmed by all the opinionated reviews about the different companies to obtain training. Currently I am looking into Driver Solutions to get me started since I am broke. I was wondering if there are any unbiased opinions about them. All I can find is old negative reviews. How hard is it to get approval to train and then get the contracted employment? Oh I have so many questions and can't seem to find a strait upfront answer anywhere. I looked on here and got a generic overview of the company. Any one able to help with this?

Jason a couple of companies that offer paid training that I have been looking into is Prime and Millis transfer. I haven't seen anything bad about Prime except they try to push you into leasing, but thats it. And nothing bad about Millis! But several more offer paid training that are probably just as good. Daniel B on here works for Central refrigerated and went through their paid training program.

Ok, What is your typical day or night like?

Thanks Daniel, It did make sense! Another question is what dictates how long to stay out? I know the average is 14 to 21 days. Are some trips 14 and others 21 days? How does that work? Thank you sir!