[m2washing]

Originally Posted by jimbosterling

Not prying, but was it drug related? If so you are screwed. Not trying to be a butt, but!

Not drug releted.

[m2washing]

Not drug releted in the least. and bless you all for the replies!

[dieselpower]

I hate to rain on your parade, but it is nearly impossible to drive a truck with a felony. My cousin has a misdemeanor for simple battery and every company he applied with said no. Swift told him to check back in 5 yrs this was in 2000 and Nationwide out of Atlanta told him to get 1yr driving experience and they may hire him. Try to found a local gig I know its not OTR, but at least you are driving. My cousin took a job hauling wood chips locally and he loves it very much, he has been driving 8 years now. My pop has a trucking company and he will not hire someone with a felony and it is a small company(40 trucks).

[Twilight Flyer]

Rather than playing 20 questions, what was the felony? It'd be a lot easier if we knew what you had hanging over your head.

[Bigmon]

On the CAD Home page click on Compare Companies. There is 32 that will take or consider someone with a felony under 10 years.

[jimbosterling]

I have no idea if this will work but, Try May Trucking(maytrucking.com) They take felonies case by case.

[Double R]

Originally Posted by m2washing

Yes, you are right. The school should have alerted me of the upcoming problems with this situation. The school is located in Canonsburg, Pa. which is 30+ miles each way from Pittsburgh, Pa. and I attended faithfully. The school has also made recommendations and again each one was a turndown.Still, i am not about to let that aspect deter me from a promising career and the company that i'm associated wwith does not require any financial investment on my part. Just phone calls and stamps. I personally have known the owners since my teenage yrs.

Try the link that I posted. They may hire you. They take students also. It's a good start.