Comments By Ken H.

Response to G-Town Thanks for you're response.... So basically each day is an 11 Hour Driving day Limit? Once I have driven a total of 11 hours, must be off duty for another 10 consecutive hours before driving the truck again? So lets say I start a trip on a Monday morning at 6:00am, I can drive until 5:00pm Monday evening, then I would log in the log-book off duty until Tuesday 3:00am (10 hours) then start out and log in to log book on-duty? Thanks for the feedback Ken

Hello Trucking Truth I'm glad I found this thread, boy, if the guy got fired in training, I'm a little leery about learning to drive a truck :( might have to switch my interest, I thought it would be a challenge and interesting opportunity but if there are possibilities of being fired on an oversight especially in training, that's harsh not worth the hassle, I mean we're all only human.

Hello Forum I'm mid-stream obtaining my CDL, also going for my P, N, H and maybe X endorsements. I think I'm a bit ambitious, considering I will then need to take behind the wheel/hands on training and take that grueling examiners test. But, since I'm in Illinois CDL costs $50.00, all endorsements are free or included. I have a clean background so I should hopefully pass/obtain my TSA certs for the H endorsement requirement. The thing that DINGS against me I have zero miles of driving a truck. Companies don't want new and green students, but since I already paid for it thought I would just go on. Thanks Ken

CDL in ILLINOIS costs $50.00 I think I'm putting the cart before the horse because I'm taking my tests CDL/endorsements first, I sent another message but forgot to enable the "Notify Me Of New Comments"