Douglas wrote:

You will be limited to driving intrastate (state your license is issued in) only. Federal regs require you to be 21 in order to go interstate (across state lines).

 

Some of you guys are saying to go with Schneider possibly because the other ones are bad for whatever reason. I have heard from more people bad things about Schneider than a lot of other companies. I'm not out to be picky about it, I just want someone to give me a chance and someone that will train me to drive a rig. If you get too picky, you kinda dig your own holes to fall into in the future possibly.

 

I got my license when I was 20 last november. I waited till febuary and then the day after my birthday I left for orientation and training. Gordon will take you as long as your record is clean. But you have to realize that a lot of people will tell you that you won't make it and you should be at home screwing around and drinking (that's what they told me) but I beat out those same old guys and got on a dedicated fleet with under a year of experience... Theres still guys who are waiting on a list with 2 years. You just have to plan your trips and NEVER be late.