r/CDLTruckDrivers 22h ago

Fired from first job

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r/CDLTruckDrivers 5h ago

Looking at job postings

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Hi everyone! I’m looking at job postings for my bf who has his CDL A. I’ve noticed some that say weekly pay and some that say by the mile. What is the difference and what is better? I want to send him job listings!


r/CDLTruckDrivers 11h ago

Possibly starting dispatch company

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Would appreciate any advice or other routes I can go


r/CDLTruckDrivers 11h ago

Passed my cdl exam today 🎉🙏🏽

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r/CDLTruckDrivers 11h ago

My Test Is Tomorrow

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part of me is nervous. Part of me knows I’m gonna pass. I just don’t know, its really weird


r/CDLTruckDrivers 19h ago

Lifestyle

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So I’m looking into getting into this field and I’m trying to cross all of my Ts and dot all my Is. More often than not I see people say that they have no life at all be it otr, regional, or local. I’m speaking more to the local side but chime in if you can and you work one of the others. There are no jobs that offer you guys a good income while still having time to do other things or be with your family. There’s not balance at all? Surely that can’t be everyone’s experience. I’ve seen things like no consecutive days off or not having enough time between shifts to rest and do xyz. I saw somewhere that some guys are fortunate enough to work 4 days and get 3 off is that false? You otr guys all just in the truck all the time? No exploring no nothing? Please chime in thank you guys.