Typically, less than two months. Less than two months to learn skills that can provide for a decent and steady income for the rest of one’s working lifetime. Not to mention, all the fringe benefits of med and dental coverage, once the entry period has passed.
CDL tuition is expensive, no? I’m guessing yes. Now if a veteran has experience driving big trucks in the military I can see waiving that but I agree should still have to take a road test before getting the CDL.
Granted. Long-haul trucking can be very hard on family.