First 90 Days as a Truck Driver: Survival Guide
Getting hired is not the same as staying employed. One-third of new truck drivers leave or are terminated within the […]
What you need to know before spending money on CDL training with a felony record. Covers eligibility, disqualifying convictions, the Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse, felon-friendly carriers, and how to avoid the mistakes that cost people their licenses.
Getting hired is not the same as staying employed. One-third of new truck drivers leave or are terminated within the […]
Trucking companies do not reject applicants with criminal records based on personal judgment or company culture. Decisions are controlled by
Getting a CDL with a felony is legally possible for most conviction types. Getting hired after you have it is
Training as a commercial truck driver follows the same process for everyone, but the male-dominated environment creates specific considerations that
CDL training costs $3,000–$7,000. Most people with felony records cannot pay upfront. Some financing options trap you in contracts or
Not all trucking companies can hire you with a felony record. The difference is not CDL skill or company culture.
One failed drug test can end a CDL career overnight — even in states where marijuana is legal. For drivers