Passed My Final. I Am A Schneider Driver Now.
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Sounds very exciting !!
Congrats . What type of freight did you choose running for SNI ?
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He's a tanker yanker like myself! You'll never go back Richard, you'll love it.
Good luck on the road.
Congratulations Richard, I know you have worked hard to achieve this and you certainly can feel proud of your accomplishment and success. If you have some time before January 6 call me or text me let's have breakfast or lunch I would love to hear about your experiences of training.
Get some well deserved rest and have a wonderful Christmas at home.
I passed my SQT today (Schneider's final exam) and now I am officially a driver. Tomorrow morning, after 3+ weeks I get to go home. I am exhausted and excited at the same time. I'm ready to go home but also ready to get out on the road and start hauling freight and making money. It is going to take some time to get a truck. I was told to call in Thursday morning to check in but also be ready to leave then if my truck is ready. I hope to meet you guys on the road.
I just passed my SQT in Fontana this past Thursday. I’m exhausted too.
Congratulations for quite a noteworthy accomplishment.
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I passed my SQT today (Schneider National's final exam) and now I am officially a driver. Tomorrow morning, after 3+ weeks I get to go home. I am exhausted and excited at the same time. I'm ready to go home but also ready to get out on the road and start hauling freight and making money. It is going to take some time to get a truck. I was told to call in Thursday morning to check in but also be ready to leave then if my truck is ready. I hope to meet you guys on the road.