[Maz jr]

Hello everybody I'm new to this site and new to the truck driving world I got my class a cdl when I was 18 years old and been doing nothin

towards it besides driving a forklift I am going to be 19 soon and really wanna start driving since I have only my intrastate cdl till I turn 21

I'm kinda limited to my options but would love some feedback on any company that will hire me right when IM 21 since I will already of had

my cdl for three years considering I do pull the spotter around the yard I work at.

[Orangetxguy]

Your 2 years away from a "local" company hiring you....4 years away from an "Interstate" Carrier hiring you.


Go to school and learn a trade.

[Maz jr]

Ya that's what I think I"ll have to do never really been good on trades being driving trucks

all my life.

[slodsm]

Move to Tx, drive a truck in the oilfield.


Other than that, you're 18, go to college and get a career that will never have you near an 18 wheeler

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by slodsm

Move to Tx, drive a truck in the oilfield.


Other than that, you're 18, go to college and get a career that will never have you near an 18 wheeler

Naaaaa....Move to Farmington NM or Denver CO and work in the oilfields. Their gonna be the last place standing when oil companies crash jobs...like they did in 1982.

[BIG JEEP on 44's]

Originally Posted by Orangetxguy

Your 2 years away from a "local" company hiring you....4 years away from an "Interstate" Carrier hiring you.


Go to school and learn a trade.

yes , wrong thread .

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by BIG JEEP on 44's

I think she said that ,she was a cpa before... I could be wrong .

Wrong thread there stud??

[golfhobo]

Don't you HATE it when that happens? :lol::lol:

Hey, TEX..... Merry Christmas, Dude! :lol2:

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by golfhobo

Don't you HATE it when that happens? :lol::lol:

Hey, TEX..... Merry Christmas, Dude! :lol2:

Baaaaaaaaaaaah HUMBUG!!!!


Happy New Year Hobo!

[Jackrabbit379]

Sounds like you got a good head on your shoulders.
With the economy going south, I would try to get into college, get your degree. It would take about as much time for you to land yourself a good trucking job, as it would getting a degree. Just my opinion of course. Good luck!