just graduated from cdl training school. got class A and a pretty good driving record. know of any good/decent starter jobs.

Does your CDL school offer job placement assistance?? Have you checked with your state employment commission??

What's your location? That will help out quite a bit.

I realize this is an old post, but if anyone is interested, there's dozens of companies that hire new grads and you won't hear about any of them in cdl school job placement.

with 3 months exp and school within the past year i can get you a company driver position here at JB Hunt

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We offering a job on Peterbilt 387 13 speed transmission manual.We driving to East Cost refers.We have signed contracts for loads for all year.We need a new member to our team .If you fresh after school it's not a problem we'll teach you it would be our pleasure.45-50 cents per mile.Got questions call 7736911723 Alex or 8478337269 Elena

Well! I am a newbie too) Just got my license active a month ago.
And all them brokers say like you should drive at least 6 month(

But what can a novice do?
How o get a job?

Schneider hires right out of school with no experience. McElroy supposedly hires right out of school with no experience, flatbedding. Look harder! Swift and England will take you but the pay is lower.........and you will be the butt end of every joke!

Thank you! Got a job wit Swift. And regarding payment - let's see)

If you go to truck driver school and don't graduate with at least 2 or 3 real prospects for a driver job, then there is an issue somewhere.

1st, check with the school's job placement people. Any reputable school will have that service.

2nd, go to any truck stop along any main highway and look around. You'll soon find an area with driver recruiter magazines. These are chock full of opportunities - and they're free for the taking.

While you're there, go talk to some drivers filling up their rigs. Be respectful of their time and tell them right up front that you're in CDL school and just looking for some hints for job opportunities. Don't be surprised if you don't exactly get a warm greeting. Drivers get hit up ALL THE TIME by people trying to scam for money. Just be pleasant and let them know you aren't there for anything but a little info.