GET YOUR CLASS A LICENSE WITH NO UP FRONT MONEY FROM YOU

If you already have your Class A License Click “HERE”:

If you want to get your Class A License but don’t have the money go to a truck school then we can train you and help you get your license in return for your agreement to drive for our company for a period of time after you get your license to repay the truck school debt by working it off.

TRUCK SCHOOL ACADEMY PROGRAM

This is a contract that you make to pay us back for our help sending you to Truck School.

This is not a Contract to Work for us, it is a contract with the Academy and we will help pay the debt if you drive for our company.

You don’t start paying for Academy AFTER Mentor Training, that is when the Payroll Deductions Start. The Deductions last for 53 weeks, then the Balloon Payment is then paid off by the Terminal.

If the Driver Leaves our company prior to the 53 months, they are responsible to pay ALL the remaining Balance to us, including the Balloon Payment.

Here is the Summary Breakdown. Lodging, if needed is 35 Dollars a week, deducted for 37 Weeks for a Total of $1,295. This does not come out of your pocket up front it is part of the loan that you will pay back.

Academy Loan of $3900 is paid back by us deducting 75 Dollars a week for 53 Weeks for a Total of 3,900, the remaining Balance of 4,095 is paid by the Terminal of Hire. If Drivers choose to stay with us for 78 Weeks, they will receive ALL their money back with the exception of Lodging.

The Housing Deduction from the Driver is paid out at $35 a week for 37 weeks for a total amount of $1295.

Your terminal will cover the rest of the $4095 on week 53.

NOTE: Food, Fees for Permit and CDL Testing and such are ALL covered by the Student. The only meals provided by us during truck school and during orientation will be the Continental Breakfast by the Hotel.

So you will need a little bit of money for food etc I recommend at least $300 to $400 to get you through the 4 weeks you will spend at the Academy getting your license. If you show up for training with no money in your pocket you will starve, so make sure you borrow or have available some funds when you arrive for truck school.

We will pay for your transportation to the Truck School in your area that we send you to.

The only realistic option for you once you get your License and become a “Recent Grad” is that you will be out over the road out for 2 to 3 weeks at a time.

Remember you must get this experience to qualify for the local or home weekly jobs so take the opportunity we are offering you to start your career.

If you are stuck on a local or home weekly job right out of the gate then this program won’t work for you, you have to understand in the Trucking business the home daily and weekly jobs require you to have Over the Road Experience first.

Very few companies hire recent grads for local jobs or even home weekly jobs, they often require at least 6 to 12 months of experience and this is the way to get that experience.

You must get your Class A Commercial Learner’s Permit before you can attend our truck school. This permit that authorizes the holder to practice driving a commercial vehicle on public roads while a qualified CDL holder supervises them.

It is not difficult for you to get that permit you take that at your local DMV. You must be 21 years old:

One of the first steps you should take when obtaining your CLP or CDL is to find your state’s CDL manual. This manual is available online or at your DMV location.

These manuals are packed with helpful information for drivers, including:

Testing information.
CDL requirements.
Safe driving practices.
Cargo and passenger transportation rules.
Other unique driving resources.

Reading and following the instructions in your state’s CDL manual can help you streamline the process of obtaining your CLP and CDL. Every state has its own manual – you can find your state’s doing quick search online.

Remember you need to apply for the CLASS A Permit not a Class B or C permit.

Apply for a CLP.

You can usually apply for a CLP in person or online. If you plan to apply in-person, be sure to call your Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) ahead of time to find out if you need to make a reservation before applying.

CLP costs may vary based on your state. You can expect to pay a Learner’s Permit Application Fee of upwards of $20 but might be more in your state.

Prove your identity at the DMV.

Before you can take your CLP test, you’ll need to prove your identity. Some states may require you to bring in one or more of the following forms of identification:

Valid driver’s license.
Proof of Social Security number (i.e., Social Security card, payroll check stub, W-2 form, etc.)
Proof of U.S. citizenship, lawful permanent residency or non-domicile document (i.e., bill or statement with your full name and address, valid U.S. passport, birth certificate, U.S. military document, marriage certificate, etc.)

Specific requirements vary by state, so be sure to research your DMV’s requirements before you go in for your test.

Take the Commercial Learner’s Permit exam.

Before you can obtain a CLP, you’ll have to pass a knowledge test. You will need to earn at least an 80% on the exam to pass.

What’s covered on the CLP exam?

A basic learner’s permit exam consists of three main sections:

General knowledge: Covers the basics of driving and transporting cargo safely.
Air brakes: Consists of questions about the air brake systems on a truck.
Combination vehicles: Focuses on safe driving and inspections of tractor-trailers.

How long is the CLP test?

The number of questions on a CLP test can vary from state to state, but drivers can usually expect the test to consist of the following:

General knowledge section: 50 questions.
Air brakes section: 20-25 questions.
Combination vehicles section: 20-25 questions.
TRUCK SCHOOL WILL TAKE ABOUT 4 WEEKS TO COMPLETE THEN YOU WILL GO OUT WITH A MENTOR FOR ANOTHER 4 WEEKS, THEN YOU WILL BE RELEASED TO DRIVE SOLO.
Once you get your Class License you will attend orientation and go out with a trainer to start your trucking career.
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO FINALLY GET A JOB IN THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY

(We are NOT accepting truck school applications out of FL, MN, ND, SD, Maine or NYC)

Most drivers will stay within Their area of the country. For instance, Drivers on the East Coast normally will not drive past I-35 and Drivers on the West Coast normally will only go as far East as NM and Colorado. No Coast-to-Coast Driving.

If you are stuck on only a local or home weekly job most likely you will continue to be unemployed for a long time.

Once you are hired, this job includes full benefits and is a W2 position. Health Care, Dental, Vision, 401K matching, Paid Vacation etc. Starts just 30 days after you are hired. You are officially hired once you get your Class A License, and complete Orientation which is normally just a couple of days.

PAY ONCE YOU ARE HIRED IS COVERED BELOW

DRY VAN OR REEFER

INFORMATION FOR ONCE YOU GET YOUR CLASS A LICENSE

Driver Types	Trainees
Types of Runs	OTR
Type of Freight	Dry
	Reefer

Type of Equipment	Mainly Freightliners
Transmission Type	10 speed & automatics (Okay to have auto restriction on License we will assign you an Automatic truck)
Average age of tractor	1.5 years
Primary Running Areas	All 48 states But will stay in your region of the country.

Average Weekly Pay	$650 – flat rate per week Guaranteed while you are in training with a trainer. Once your training is over you will qualify for a lot more pay. Training is usually up to 4 weeks before you are released solo. All states are paid the same REGULAR PAY ONCE TRAINER IS OUT OF THE TRUCK:
Paid Orientation	$300 – Will only be paid as long as they get hired
Paid Orientation	Orientation is
How long is Orientation	No more than 2 days
Orientation is held where?	Several Locations
Orientation is held where?	Depends on where you live multiple locations so one probably close to you.
What day does orientation start / end?	Depends on Location
What day does orientation start / end?
Lodging Provided (Where will the driver be staying?)	YES
Lodging Provided (Where will the driver be staying?)	Double Occupancy
Meals Provided (Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)	YES
Travel Provided (Bus / Plane /Car Rental)	Bus
	Will reimburse up to the cost of a 1-way Greyhound bus ticket w/ receipt if you don’t want to go by bus and rent your own car, get a ride there etc.

Insurance Starts When?	Eligible for benefits after 30 days from hire date
Insurance Starts When?	Aetna

Recent Grads Need to be prepared initially to out with for an initial training period of 4 weeks with the trainer, then you will go out solo on your own.

PETS AND RIDER PROGRAMS

EXPERIENCE:
0 months experience needed, but Driver MUST have a valid Class A CDL

* Must be able to verify past employment on all jobs in the past 3 years (Driving and non-driving jobs)

IF YOU WERE UNEMPLOYED FOR THE LAST 6 MONTHS WE CANNOT CONSIDER YOU FOR HIRE. IF YOU HAVE 12 MONTHS OR MORE OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE LAST 3 YEARS WE CANNOT CONSIDER YOU FOR EMPLOYMENT UNLESS YOU HAVE A SUPER VALID REASON.

(Remember UBER, Flipping burgers, mowing lawns etc all count just make sure you list all those jobs and don’t put unemployed)

** Will consider Military experience with a valid DD214 and the Driver will have to complete a “Military verification form”

Requirements:

Moving Violations (max in 3 year period)
No more than 2 MV’s in the last 2 years
No serious traffic violations in the last 12 months
*Serious traffic violations include: Hand-held device, Reckless driving, speeding 15 or more over the limit, Seatbelt Ticket in a CMV,
following too closely, failing to obey a traffic control device, erratic driving, improper lane change and or leaving the scene of an accident.

*Serious traffic violations per 49 CFR 383.51. Citations for driving while driver’s license or Medical Certificate was suspended, disqualified, or expired will be reviewed by Corporate Safety

*30+ speeding ticket is a DQ in the last 3 yrs

*Must have Accident Report for ALL Accidents in last 5 Years that are listed on Reports

*Must have Copy of Original Ticket for ALL Tickets in last 3 years that are listed on Reports that are NOT specifically Defined by the Reports. (I.e. Tickets that say “OTHER” on your application)

Policy on License suspensions: Will review

Accidents/Incidents

* No more than 1 on-road or DOT preventable loss in the last 2 years. No major preventable accidents in the last 5 years (ex. Jackknife, overturn, etc.). INCIDENTS- No more than 3 preventable incidents in the past 2 years. The combination of all preventable accidents and incidents in the last 2 years may not exceed 3. Accident and incident history will be reviewed by the corporate safety and hiring teams.

*All at fault rear end accidents are a 1-year DQ.

*Non CDL Holder – No more than 12 months unemployment in the last 3 years

DUI/DWI- What is the max number and what time frames do they need to fall outside of?

*No DUI/DWI within the past 10 years if the offense occurred while they held a CDL-A or Commercial Learners Permit. No DUI/DWI within the last 5 years if the offense occurred prior to getting a CDL-A or Commercial Learners Permit. No Multiple DUI/DWI’s. No DUI/DWI in a commercial vehicle.

Drug/Substance Test: Hair & urine testing If you can’t pass a drug test don’t apply, (Hair usually detects illegal drugs up to 90 days after the incident)

Criminal Requirements
*No Drug Related Convictions in past 5 years– All felonies and misdemeanors relating to sex, drugs, violence, or theft will be individually reviewed. If Felony is within 5 years will not be approved if over 5 years old will depend on the nature of the crime.

Please complete the application by clicking on the Link Below. Make sure you put all employment information for the last 5 years at a minimum. Make sure you include the Address and especially the phone numbers for all of your employers. Make sure you list all tickets and all accidents.

Take your time and make sure the application is complete, do not rush the application and skip over any part. Once you have completed this intelliapp application your information will be remembered for as long as you are a truck driver and it will take you just minutes to complete an application in the future, so the first time you complete it do it the right way.

Must have Accident Report for ALL Accidents in last 5 Years that are listed on your MVR Reports

*Must have Copy of Original Ticket for ALL Tickets in last 3 years that are listed on Reports that are NOT specifically Defined by the Reports. (I.e. if you have an ticket for OTHER you need a copy of the original ticket so we know what the charge was for, for speeding etc we don’t need a copy of the ticket only for OTHER on the ticket.

The hiring map for Truck School students is listed below. Note we do not hire in Florida, ND, SD, or Maine. You normally will attend a truck school that is closest to you, but again we pay for the transportation and lodging for you to go to truck school.

BY COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION YOU ARE AGREEING THAT YOU WILL WORK TO OBTAIN YOUR CLASS A PERMIT ONCE WE ENSURE YOU ARE QUALIFIED FOR THIS SCHOOL AND FUTURE TRUCK DRIVING JOB.

TRUCK SCHOOL STUDENTS APPLY BY CLICKING “HERE”

Go to Truck School with no money down and a guaranteed job once you get your CLASS A License-Looking for Drivers who want to get a CLASS A LICENSE

GET YOUR CLASS A LICENSE WITH NO UP FRONT MONEY FROM YOU

If you already have your Class A License Click “HERE”:

If you want to get your Class A License but don’t have the money go to a truck school then we can train you and help you get your license in return for your agreement to drive for our company for a period of time after you get your license to repay the truck school debt by working it off.

TRUCK SCHOOL ACADEMY PROGRAM

This is a contract that you make to pay us back for our help sending you to Truck School.

This is not a Contract to Work for us, it is a contract with the Academy and we will help pay the debt if you drive for our company.

You don’t start paying for Academy AFTER Mentor Training, that is when the Payroll Deductions Start. The Deductions last for 53 weeks, then the Balloon Payment is then paid off by the Terminal.

If the Driver Leaves our company prior to the 53 months, they are responsible to pay ALL the remaining Balance to us, including the Balloon Payment.

Here is the Summary Breakdown. Lodging, if needed is 35 Dollars a week, deducted for 37 Weeks for a Total of $1,295. This does not come out of your pocket up front it is part of the loan that you will pay back.

Academy Loan of $3900 is paid back by us deducting 75 Dollars a week for 53 Weeks for a Total of 3,900, the remaining Balance of 4,095 is paid by the Terminal of Hire. If Drivers choose to stay with us for 78 Weeks, they will receive ALL their money back with the exception of Lodging.

The Housing Deduction from the Driver is paid out at $35 a week for 37 weeks for a total amount of $1295.

Your terminal will cover the rest of the $4095 on week 53.

NOTE: Food, Fees for Permit and CDL Testing and such are ALL covered by the Student. The only meals provided by us during truck school and during orientation will be the Continental Breakfast by the Hotel.

We will pay for your transportation to the Truck School in your area that we send you to.

The only realistic option for you once you get your License and become a “Recent Grad” is that you will be out over the road out for 2 to 3 weeks at a time.

Remember you must get this experience to qualify for the local or home weekly jobs so take the opportunity we are offering you to start your career.

If you are stuck on a local or home weekly job right out of the gate then this program won’t work for you, you have to understand in the Trucking business the home daily and weekly jobs require you to have Over the Road Experience first.

Very few companies hire recent grads for local jobs or even home weekly jobs, they often require at least 6 to 12 months of experience and this is the way to get that experience.

You must get your Class A Commercial Learner’s Permit before you can attend our truck school. This permit that authorizes the holder to practice driving a commercial vehicle on public roads while a qualified CDL holder supervises them.

It is not difficult for you to get that permit you take that at your local DMV. You must be 21 years old:

One of the first steps you should take when obtaining your CLP or CDL is to find your state’s CDL manual. This manual is available online or at your DMV location.

These manuals are packed with helpful information for drivers, including:

Testing information.

CDL requirements.

Safe driving practices.

Cargo and passenger transportation rules.

Other unique driving resources.

Reading and following the instructions in your state’s CDL manual can help you streamline the process of obtaining your CLP and CDL. Every state has its own manual – you can find your state’s doing quick search online.

Remember you need to apply for the CLASS A Permit not a Class B or C permit.

Apply for a CLP.

You can usually apply for a CLP in person or online. If you plan to apply in-person, be sure to call your Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) ahead of time to find out if you need to make a reservation before applying.

CLP costs may vary based on your state. You can expect to pay a Learner’s Permit Application Fee of upwards of $20 but might be more in your state.

Prove your identity at the DMV.

Before you can take your CLP test, you’ll need to prove your identity. Some states may require you to bring in one or more of the following forms of identification:

Valid driver’s license.

Proof of Social Security number (i.e., Social Security card, payroll check stub, W-2 form, etc.)

Proof of U.S. citizenship, lawful permanent residency or non-domicile document (i.e., bill or statement with your full name and address, valid U.S. passport, birth certificate, U.S. military document, marriage certificate, etc.)

Specific requirements vary by state, so be sure to research your DMV’s requirements before you go in for your test.

Take the Commercial Learner’s Permit exam.

Before you can obtain a CLP, you’ll have to pass a knowledge test. You will need to earn at least an 80% on the exam to pass.

What’s covered on the CLP exam?

A basic learner’s permit exam consists of three main sections:

General knowledge: Covers the basics of driving and transporting cargo safely.

Air brakes: Consists of questions about the air brake systems on a truck.

Combination vehicles: Focuses on safe driving and inspections of tractor-trailers.

How long is the CLP test?

The number of questions on a CLP test can vary from state to state, but drivers can usually expect the test to consist of the following:

General knowledge section: 50 questions.

Air brakes section: 20-25 questions.

Combination vehicles section: 20-25 questions.

TRUCK SCHOOL WILL TAKE ABOUT 4 WEEKS TO COMPLETE THEN YOU WILL GO OUT WITH A MENTOR FOR ANOTHER 4 WEEKS, THEN YOU WILL BE RELEASED TO DRIVE SOLO.

Once you get your Class License you will attend orientation and go out with a trainer to start your trucking career.

(We are NOT accepting truck school applications out of FL, MN, ND, SD, Maine or NYC)

Most drivers will stay within Their area of the country. For instance, Drivers on the East Coast normally will not drive past I-35 and Drivers on the West Coast normally will only go as far East as NM and Colorado. No Coast-to-Coast Driving.

If you are stuck on only a local or home weekly job most likely you will continue to be unemployed for a long time.

PAY ONCE YOU ARE HIRED IS COVERED BELOW

DRY VAN OR REEFER

INFORMATION FOR ONCE YOU GET YOUR CLASS A LICENSE

Driver Types

Trainees

Types of Runs

OTR

Type of Freight

Dry

Reefer

Type of Equipment

Mainly Freightliners

Transmission Type

10 speed & automatics (Okay to have auto restriction on License we will assign you an Automatic truck)

Average age of tractor

1.5 years

Primary Running Areas

All 48 states But will stay in your region of the country.

Average Weekly Pay

$650 – flat rate per week Guaranteed while you are in training with a trainer. Once your training is over you will qualify for a lot more pay. Training is usually up to 4 weeks before you are released solo. All states are paid the same

REGULAR PAY ONCE TRAINER IS OUT OF THE TRUCK:

Paid Orientation

$300 – Will only be paid as long as they get hired

Orientation is

$650 – flat rate per week Guaranteed while you are in training with a trainer. Once your training is over you will qualify for a lot more pay. Training is usually up to 4 weeks before you are released solo.
All states are paid the same

EXPERIENCE:
0 months experience needed, but Driver MUST have a valid Class A CDL

(Remember UBER, Flipping burgers, mowing lawns etc all count just make sure you list all those jobs and don’t put unemployed)

** Will consider Military experience with a valid DD214 and the Driver will have to complete a “Military verification form”

Criminal Requirements
*No Drug Related Convictions in past 5 years– All felonies and misdemeanors relating to sex, drugs, violence, or theft will be individually reviewed. If Felony is within 5 years will not be approved if over 5 years old will depend on the nature of the crime.