Truck driving is just an idea I have been throwing around in my head. Thanks for all the input guys.
This right here, I believe, will be your biggest issue. Trucking is a whole lifestyle. It requires sacrifice and commitment. It's not something that one can just randomly half-@ss. You have to want it bad enough to deal with the lousy parts of it. A passing interest in trucking won't let you hang on through the bumps and confidence shaking days that every new driver goes through.
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Your biggest obstacles will be not having your basic drivers license for atleast a year, no work history, and your age.
Companies need to know you know how to safely operate something as simple as a car before allowing you to drive something much bigger. Trucking is a very demanding career and they need to know you're not going to quit when it gets tough.
Your age is an issue as to travel across state lines in a CMV you must be 21 (although there is legislation or a trial to allow 18 year Olds to do so). Also many insurance companies require 23 or older.
A CMV is a vehicle that is used as part of a business, is involved in interstate commerce, and may fit any of these descriptions:
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Oh, and sorry about your husband Laura.