Good luck. Also try CFI. I'm on a bus headed there now. Unless, you're trying to get flatbed.
Thasks for the info. I'll check them out. I'd really like to do flatbed but I'll take what I can get now as a noob.
Have you looked at Western Express based out of Nashville. They are known to be a "second chance" company. They have dry van and flatbed both.
Glad to hear you received some mercy on the ticket. Hope you find something soon! You'll do fine on the permit test if you've been studying.
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Hello to all. Well, went to court yesterday and ticket was dropped to unsafe driving. No points. No one was hurt, thankfully. I'll be going for my CDL permit this coming Monday. That High Road Training is extremely helpful. Maverick and CR England have both given me a call, dunno yet which I will choose. Whoever gives me the opportunity to get into trucking, I'm taking it. I must protect my licence better, and I will. My journey continues.
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