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Arizona is way outside maverick’s hiring area.

Maverick just started an in house cdl school, like this month. However, (and this goes against what everyone will tell you here), if going maverick, it will be quicker to get your cdl on your own and then apply, the waiting list for their school is very long, and even longer if you are outside the regional Midwest hiring area. They do offer tuition reimbursement.

Honestly, as a maverick driver, I wouldn’t have done a thing differently.

Thank you for your response. I actually live about 2-3 hours from the maverick Hq. I know they have like a 3 month waiting list and that doesn’t bother me. I’m still working my job getting everything squared away at home before I make the leap. But I think maverick is my route. Do you happen to know how long mavericks cdl training is? A big reason I like maverick is I feel more comfortable making the switch because I know I can still pay the bills while training with maverick.

Hey my name is Chris. I’m 24 years old and single. I love to travel. I’ve been working on a warehouse since I graduated high school. I don’t mind working long hours and love making money. Since I was young I’ve always been interested in trucking. I’ve really been looking into everything for the past couple weeks. I’ve narrowed it down to 2 companies. Maverick and prime. I guess my real question is, should I obtain my own cdl, or go through a company program? And if there is anything you guys would do over, what would it be? Feel free to enlighten me on anything!