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Whether you're considering a career in truck driving, currently in truck driving school, or you're out on the road, you're probably wondering where your truck driving job will take you. Maybe the United States, Canada, Mexico…or Iraq.

In this blog post, we welcome back our guest video blogger Jerry Ott, who you'll remember is also known as "Bullfrog" to his friends and peers. A couple weeks ago, Jerry gave us some background on his career as a truck driver in Canada. He regularly posts videos for truck drivers on his YouTube channel called Big Rig Talk. Last time, Jerry told us how he got into the truck driving industry as an entry level driver, and more about his current job. In this video post, Jerry begins to tell us about his unique experience as a truck driver in Iraq, starting with how he got the opportunity, and what it was like to be in Iraq as a civilian truck driver.

Watch the video to find out what Jerry had to say about the experience:



Here's a video from Jerry's truck of his point of view in a convoy in Iraq:



Jerry was in Iraq from October 2007 to May 2009. He found out about the opportunity driving a truck for a company in Iraq through a friend and applied online. He was accepted to drive a truck, but had to delay his departure for a while due to medical issues since some facilities weren't available in Iraq. In October, he left his home city in Canada and flew to Houston, Texas for a week of training. All of his expenses, from the flights to the meals for training, were paid for by the company he was hired by. In Houston, Jerry and the other truck drivers hired were given basic training and policy instructions, including biochemical training. Next, they flew to the middle East. Jerry flew from Houston to London, then to Dubai. He spent a few more days in Dubai doing additional orientation and training before being sent to Baghdad International Airport.

Jerry says that the landing in Baghdad was very intense because of the tight airspace. Rather than the sort of landing people in the US are used to, this was a corkscrew landing which was unsettling. Jerry says the scariest moment in Iraq was actually the moment he stepped off the plane. He was surrounded by armed guards with weapons in a war zone. He even noted some of the guys left for home almost immediately.

Jerry did more training for his trucking job in Annaconda before being sent to his permanent home base in Tallil, in the southern part of Iraq. From there, he was part of the flatbed division. As a truck driver, he hauled everything from building materials to dry goods to construction equipment. Anything that might be needed at a base and could fit on a flatbed, he hauled on his truck.

As a truck driver in his area, Jerry said he did feel safe most of the time, though he felt most safe outside the base on a convoy than on the base. When they were on the base, they didn't wear any gear, while when he was driving he wore kevlar and was inside an armored vehicle. While driving his truck in a convoy, Jerry said he was only fired upon twice, and both times were by small arms fire which wasn't a big deal compared to what other convoys encountered.

Perhaps the most unsettling part of his truck driving job in Iraq wasn't his time behind the wheel, but in his housing on the base. The base would regularly be hit with incoming mortars at night. Jerry regularly had rounds going off within 1000 feet of him. The base would also send off outgoing rounds at night which happened to be very close to his housing area. In the video above, he shows an example of what this experience was like.

While he was in a war zone with regular heavy fire, Jerry does note that what we see in the United States and Canada isn't always very accurate. From his experience, he felt the media only reported the negative or twisted facts. On the contrary, while it is a very rough place to be, he saw a continual improvement in the conditions, especially with how fertile the land is becoming after regime change allowed waterways to open up.

As far as driving a truck in Iraq, Jerry says truck driving is truck driving no matter where you are. In Iraq, the trucks he drove included Mercedes, Volvo, Freightliner, and International. They were armored especially for these types of trucking jobs. However, there were some things about the truck driving experience in Iraq that were quite different. There was no speed limit to obey. There were also no weight laws enforced. Any rules that the truck drivers had were mostly self-imposed. However, being a safe driver translates to being a safe driver in Iraq.

Jerry is a great example of where an entry-level truck driving job can take you if you put in your time on the road and keep a safe, positive attitude as a truck driver. If you commit to a career in truck driving, there's no limit to the travel, benefits, and joy your job can give you.

Come back soon to learn more about Jerry's trucker lifestyle in Iraq, including where he lived and worked. If you have any questions, leave a comment and he'll answer in a future video.

Excited about where a truck driving job can take you? Start your journey with Driver Solutions. We offer company-sponsored CDL training to get you on your way. Apply online right now to get started.

If you're just starting to explore a career in truck driving, you might be wondering where an entry-level truck driving job can take you. What if we told you that you could travel across several countries - including some across an ocean? In this series, we're introducing you to our guest video blogger Jerry Ott, also known as "Bullfrog" among his friends and peers.

Jerry has a YouTube channel and video series called Big Rig Talk where he talks about and showcases his long career on the road. In the next few posts, Jerry will be talk about his background in truck driving -- and his unique experience overseas as a truck driver in Iraq! Watch the video to get acquainted with Jerry, and check back soon for the next part of this video post series.



Jerry has been in the truck driving industry for over 25 years. He started out with driving heavy tow trucks and wreckers and eventually grew tired of those vehicles and desired to drive a tractor trailer. With a little help from his family, he went to truck driving school and got his Class A endorsement on his drivers license. As a Canadian, his drivers license holds everything relating to his truck driving privileges including the Class A, Z air brakes endorsement, and medical card. In Canada, there is no such thing as a "Commercial Driver's License", and the drivers license can be upgraded or downgraded at any time by the Ministry of Transportation.

In 1993, Jerry got the opportunity to do "cross-border" truck driving and has been doing it ever since. He's been to every province in Canada except Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland, and all the lower 48 United States, many times over. He's hauled every kind of trailer, from reefer to flatbed. He's driven over two million miles, accident-free! He believes one of the things that makes truck driving jobs so great is the travel - you're essentially a paid tourist.

Jerry currently works with flatbed trucks on a semi-dedicated lane. He's home every weekend, but his routes somewhat vary between different customers which he prefers since it mixes up his routine. While he's on a dedicated route with plenty of home time now, he started out like all other new truck drivers start out: by paying their dues and spending a couple of years out on the road. But Jerry thinks new truckers shouldn't be discouraged - there's a lot of opportunity out there, and the trucks they'll be getting placed in these days are very comfortable and well-equipped.

Jerry is a great example of how approaching an entry-level truck driving job with hard work and a positive attitude can open up a wealth of opportunities from extensive travel, great benefits, and the perfect position for you.

Check back soon to learn more about Jerry's experience driving a truck overseas in Iraq. If you have any questions for Jerry, leave a comment and he'll answer them in a future video.

Every day starts off just about the same way.  You wake up, read the paper while drinking your coffee and look for a new job that's better than the one you're in now...

Does that sound like your 2011?

You see, maybe it's not so much that your job is really THAT bad as it is that the only thing you see ahead of you is a dead end and a life of living paycheck to paycheck. 

After awhile, you begin to realize that no matter where you look you're just seeing the same types of jobs over and over.  Then you begin to remember some things that ran through your head when you were growing up... 

You remember what it felt like to sit on your grandpa's lap in his HUGE semi truck and pretend like YOU were driving by turning the wheel from side to side.  You remember that feeling you got standing next to your dad's big rig when he was showing you what that big diesel engine looked like under the hood. 

Finally, you begin to realize that maybe it's time to make a change and go after something you've always thought about...maybe it's time to become a truck driver.


You are not alone...

Over the last 23 years, Driver Solutions has helped over 20,000 people realize their dreams of becoming a truck driver. 

And many of these drivers had no experience prior to starting CDL training.  None at all.  In just over 3 weeks, they were able to obtain a CDL license and start a new career as a professional truck driver. 

Why?  Because these individuals were able to work with trucking companies that pay for CDL training.


Matt's Truck Driver Training Story

Let's take Matt for example.  He was literally shaking after he climbed down from behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler for the first time during truck driver training.  He was nervous.  He was overwhelmed.  But he wanted more. 

You see, he knew right away the things he'd done correctly and the things he needed to work on.  All it took was that feeling that comes with operating a vehicle that large to ignite his fire to learn more.  While he was a bit frustrated on some of the things he'd missed, he couldn't wait to get back up there to try again.  You could literally see the thoughts running through his head as he began reciting how he should have shifted during some of the turns.  

Through the next 2 weeks, Matt was able to develop his skills and become a confident driver.  Truck driver training enabled him to pass the CDL test, obtain a CDL license and ultimately start a new career.  


So, what is the point here?

The point is that Matt had a goal and didn't give up when times got tough.  After being layed off from the USPS, he knew it was his time to make a change.  Suddenly that career he'd always thought about became a reality because the timing was right.

Things weren't always easy for Matt.  Whether it was spending hours by himself memorizing the pre-trip inspection or putting in the extra effot on the range, but he got it done. 

A new career wasn't handed to Matt, he made it himself with the help of classmates and instructors. 


How Did Company Sponsored CDL Training Help?

With a program such as company sponsored CDL training, this opportunity exists for any qualified individuals who are ready to make change.  One of the great things about truck driving is that age doesn't really matter much.  As long as you're over 22, you qualify for company sponsored CDL training programs.  Many people, like Matt, become truck drivers in their 2nd, 3rd or even 4th career. 

If you've thought about becoming a truck driver and find yourself in a similar situation to Matt, you might ask yourself if 2012 is going to be your year?

If you'd like to get more information on the Driver Solutions CDL training program to learn about the truck driver job opportunities that will be available in 2012, go ahead an complete our secure online application.  This will allow you to schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent about your options in the trucking industry.  

We wish you the best in 2012!  Make it YOUR year!

For the past few weeks, Driver Solutions has been following news on the recent passing of the hand-held cell phone ban for commercial vehicle drivers. Just like with any legislation, it was easy to anticipate that it would inspire mixed opinions in the trucking industry.

The official ruling, which goes into effect on January 3, 2012, was passed because it’s believed to help reduce the number of distracted-driver related accidents that involve truck drivers. For both commercial drivers, the law is hoped to reduced distractions will equate to reduced both commercial and noncommercial driver injuries and deaths. For trucking and bus companies, fewer accidents could also potentially help them save thousands of dollars in damage fees and insurance costs. Supporters include many individual drivers, trucking companies, and insurance companies.

For those that oppose the ruling, or at least parts of the ruling, three main disagreements seem common.

First, the American Trucking Association and many other trucking companies generally oppose the employer liability provision in the ruling. Under this provision, employers can be fined up to $11,000 if they do not require their drivers to use hands-free devices. The American Trucking Association supported their disagreement to the ruling by saying that drivers often use their own cell phones that aren’t provided by the carrier, plus “drivers are not always under direct supervision, and it would be extremely difficult and, in fact, unrealistic for a carrier to enforce such a requirement.” Trucking companies feel like if they are held accountable for their driver’s actions like this, it can potentially harm the company financially.

A second criticism that trucking companies have with the ruling is that cell-phone use is no more distracting than other types of communications, such as a CB radio which was not banned. Since drivers will still have access to the CB radio and other regularly used electronic equipment, trucking companies are worried that the new ruling will not decrease distracted driving accidents at all.

A third major worry by trucking companies is that this new ruling does not address  removing additional distractions from noncommercial drivers which actually make up the majority of cars on the road.

Dan Smith, the safety and security director for USA Truck, a company that Driver Solutions partners with for company sponsored CDL training, agrees that the cell-phone ban will benefit the industry overall but it needs to go even further. Smith brought up a good point that the new ruling is “only hitting a small population of drivers that are already the most heavily trained and heavily regulated drivers on the road.”

Despite the fact that trucking industry support for the new ruling is split, the most important thing for truck drivers and trucking companies to do is to continue to focus on safety. As the ruling goes into effect in just a few weeks, the next question to be answered is how truck company managers and police officers will be able to enforce the new law. Driver Solutions will continue to keep you posted on this ruling and how these changes impact trucking industry.

Source: Cellphone ban for truckers inspires mixed opinions

If you’re looking for trucking jobs with no experience, you may be wondering what it is actually like to drive a truck. Many aspiring drivers have considered a trucking career, but are concerned because they don’t have any experience. You have to go through proper CDL trucking training to learn the ins and outs before you are able to take the wheel of a big rig. Luckily, Driver Solutions can help you prepare for life on the road.

It is now well known that earning a CDL and finding trucking jobs requires special skills and knowledge. By going through a company sponsored CDL training program like Driver Solutions, companies know they are getting a driver that has been trained properly and students get assistance in finding trucking jobs with no experience. It’s not uncommon for us to hear from inexperienced drivers that they are intimidated or anxious about stepping into the driver’s seats of a large semi.

We recently asked the Driver Solutions Facebook fans that have driving experience, “What did it feel like the very FIRST time you drove a semi-truck?”

Here is a quick look at some of the responses we received via our Facebook page:
















































As you can tell, feeling scared and overwhelmed are normal feelings for all drivers. Driver Solutions CDL training program will help you refine your driving skills, master the knowledge you need to succeed, overcome the scared feelings, and become a confident truck driver.

If you want more information, or are ready to find trucking jobs with no experience, just complete our online driver application. This will allow you to schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent about your trucking career options.

Are you trying to find companies that are offering truck driver jobs with no experience required?


Even if you've found a company with entry level trucking jobs available, you may be wondering how you go about getting started if you have no previous experience behind the wheel of a big rig... 

Surely you have to go through some type of training before they let you take the wheel of a semi tractor trailer, right?

Let's break everything down into 3 super simple steps to explaining how the Driver Solutions company paid CDL training program can help you get a trucking career started:

1. Complete Secure Online Driver Application - You are going to need truck driver training so you can get a CDL license to qualify for a job as a professional driver.  By completing the online application, Driver Solutions can work to find a trucking school in your area.  In addition to this, we will answer any questions you have about the trucking industry.
   
   
2. Consider Company Paid CDL Training - One of the biggest hurdles in starting a career in trucking is the cost associated with training.  It's for this reason that Driver Solutions offers the company paid CDL training option.  This means that a trucking company such as PAM Transport or USA Truck will sponsor your training and cover the upfront tuition costs.
   
   
3. Successfully Complete CDL Training & Start Your Career - We will work to qualify your application for a trucking job opportunity and schedule you to attend trucking school - that's right - we do the work for you as long as your application meets the requirements of the training progam.  Upon obtaining your CDL license at the end of training, you'll have the opportunity to start a new trucking career with a company you've agreed to work with for a period of 1 year.

While these 3 steps may seem simple enough, you still need to start from step 1.  So, go ahead and complete our secure online application so you can schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent today.

There are a lot of things aspiring drivers like you can do to prepare for their first truck driving position. As student in training the main thing you have to get ready for is the CDL exam, which is the starting point of any truck driver's career. Once you have successfully completed your training, passed the driving exam and received your CDL license, you'll be more confident to take on driving jobs as you will have the necessary skills to be an efficient and safe truck driver.

Want to learn more about the ins and outs of entry level driving jobs?  Check out these posts below:

PAM Trucking – Entry Level Trucking Jobs: a post about the various entry-level job opportunities for applying truck drivers. 

Company Paid CDL Training to Find Entry Level Trucking Jobs: Truck driver training doesn't have to be expensive. With company-sponsored training, you can easily start your trucking career.

Entry Level Trucking Jobs – How Much Money Can I Make: Learn about how much an entry level trucker can earn and understand why a lot of people are switching to this career.

If you're considering a trucking career, go ahead and complete our online application to schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent about your options for getting started. 

As an aspiring truck driver, you should check out these FREE CDL training resources to help you become familiar with the industry:


Tips for New Truck Drivers - Get several CDL training school and OTR tips you can follow. These tips will help you prepare for your CDL exam and help you obtain your license quickly.

Looking for a Class A Truck Driver Job - There are many employment opportunities in the industry today. One of the opportunities many aspiring drivers want to get into is a company sponsored training program. Knowing how to take full advantage of these opportunities will be very helpful in your career. 

My Wonderful Experience at Truck Driving Training School. Be inspired by a story of a Driver Solutions graduate. Learn how truck driving has given him another chance for a better future not only for himself but also for his family.

Join us on Facebook and stay connected with us on Twitter to know more about our programs, promos and contests.

Truck driving is a career that offers great benefits and high earnings potential, that is if you know where to look for the right kind of jobs and if you have the right qualifications. To start your trucking career, you first have to attend a truck training program, pass your driver's exam and obtain your Commercial Driver's License (CDL). Upon completing these initial steps, you're considered qualified to pursue an entry level trucking job.

Here are some articles about the different career opportunities you can get as a qualified truck driver.

Is a PAM Transport Trucking Career For You?- PAM is one of the leading trucking companies in the country today. Are you qualified to be one of their drivers?

Wanted: 140,000 Truck Drivers For 2011- There are literally thousands of opportunities for you in the trucking industry. There is no better time to start a career in truck driving than right now.

Learn More About USA Truck- Start your career with USA Truck. If you are worried about tuition costs, you can apply for a company-sponsored program and we can help you start your training immediately.

Driver Solutions can help you start a successful career in the trucking industry. Take a few minutes to complete our online driver application and you'll be able to schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent about your trucking career options. 

The best truck driving tips you can get come from truck drivers themselves. If you are planning to start a trucking career, one of the best tips any truck driver would tell you is to find an effective training school which can give you a solid foundation and assist you in finding an entry level trucking job opportunity. 

There are numerous schools you can choose from. When looking for a school, keep in mind that tuition for training isn't cheap. This is the reason you have to make sure you are getting into a school that delivers its promise in helping you start your career and qualify you for entry level truck driving jobs. You shouldn't waste time and money on a training program that wouldn't help you reach your full potential as a truck driver.

Driver Solutions is one of the schools that offers the most effective training programs for aspiring drivers like you. Not only do we help you pass the CDL exam but we also help you afford our CDL training through company sponsored programs. Your finances shouldn't stop you from reaching your goals and we're here to help you achieve them. 

Complete our online driver application to schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent about your trucking career options. 

The best way to get into the trucking industry is to take advantage of company paid CDL training programs offered by different trucking companies. Standard tuition fee for a truck driver training school is between $4,000 and $6,000. Spending this much even before you start earning is impractical, especially in today's financial environment.

There are numerous trucking companies that offer CDL training. When looking for one, you have to consider 2 things: 

1. The quality of training you will receive
2. The company sponsoring your training

Getting company paid CDL training doesn't mean you have to settle for a low quality training program.  In fact, it's quite the opposite because the company qualifying you for a job opportunity wants to know you're a qualified driver.  Keep in mind that it is your career at stake. Not getting the kind of training you need will keep you from successfully completing the professional driver's exam and enjoying a fruitful trucking career. Check school affiliations a trucking company has and find out what truckers are saying about the school. This way, you'll have an idea about the kind of program the school is offering its students.

Choosing the trucking company you'll get company paid training from is also important. Because you'll be in contract with that company for at least a year after training, you'll want to make sure you'll get valuable experience from a reputable company. This way, you'd have higher chances of getting better opportunities from top companies should you wish to look for a different company after your contract has ended. 

Driver Solutions can help you look for a company that sponsors training for aspiring drivers. Complete our online driver application to get started today!

Training programs from Driver Solutions are not just like any other truck driving course. What makes us different from other training courses is that aside from offering a driving course, we are also offering aspiring drivers the chance to get their training with no upfront tuition costs through our company sponsored program. As CDL training student, you will experience a unique program that does not only focus on the concepts you have to know to pass the written exam but also focuses on the skills you have to perform to be a safe truck driver. You will have the opportunity to practice these skills in our driving range.

Are you interested in learning more about our training courses, how you can choose the right training program for you and know what graduates are saying about our program? If so, these articles can help you come up with wise decisions on how you can start your trucking career.

• How Do You Choose the Best Truck Driver Training School for You? 
• Wanted: 140,000 Truck Drivers for 2011
• Joseph Gibbens’ message - One of the many graduates of our program.

If you want to get tips from other truck drivers and more info on our program, don't forget to join us on Twitter and like our Facebook page.

 

If you are considering a career in trucking, you have likely come across the term company sponsored training when researching trucking companies that offer CDL training.  This method of getting CDL training is one of the most popular, because it is the most affordable to new people transitioning into this field. 

Company sponsored training is a program where you can attend truck driver training school without the upfront tuition costs. This is a win win for those entering trucking school, and for the companies that are sponsoring them.  Once you’ve completed your company sponsored training, you will work for the company that sponsored for a certain amount of time (with the Driver Solutions Progam it's 1 year).  Meanwhile you get the training and experience needed to enter the industry and continue to advance as a new driver. 

In order for trucking school that is company sponsored to be effective, you need to know what your responsibilities are when you go into it. Read and understand everything, because a company sponsored gig is not necessarily a free ticket to ride.  You still need to pass your physicals, keep clean, and stay in the program

Researching trucking companies with CDL training and company sponsored programs will be your most valuable tool before you start your trucking career.

If you'd like to get started with the Driver Solutions Program, just complete our online application using the Apply Now button below.  

Many people who are looking for better income opportunities have considered getting into the trucking industry. As a truck driver, you can earn as much as $40,000 in the first year.  And it gets even better as you gain more experience and continue to advance within the company to positions such as a driver trainer.  The setback, however, in planning to start a career in truck driving is the training cost.

A couple of weeks to a month's worth of training can cost you several thousands of dollars.  For many people, coming up with $4,000.00 - $7,000.00 isn't an option.  So, what do you do if you don't have the resources to pay for your training fee?  Do you just pass up on this great career opportunity?

If you are serious about becoming a truck driver, you can look for trucking companies that offer CDL training. Because of the demand for qualified drivers, trucking companies like USA Trucking are now able to sponsor drivers who have what it takes to be part of their growing team of drivers. With a company-sponsored program, you are able to train with no upfront tuition costs.  You are even pre-qualified for a trucking job opportunity prior to training. 

Get your training from Driver Solutions and we'll help you qualify for a company-sponsored program.  Take the first step right now by using the Apply Now button to complete your online application. 

Truck driving is a stable job that offers good pay and great benefits. In fact, truck drivers can earn as much as $40,000 in their first year. Although there are a lot of aspiring truck drivers out there, a lot of them fail to successfully start their careers because most aren't aware of the right steps they should take to enter the trucking industry. The first step to becoming a successful professional truck driver is to undergo effective CDL training.

CDL training is a comprehensive program that teaches drivers the essentials of truck driving. Training includes maintaining proper driver logs, reading trucker atlases and maps, trip planning, truck inspection and safety driving techniques. Driver Solutions offers effective programs to help you prepare for your career. We include all the vital subjects covered on the CDL exam to make sure you're ready to pass. If you have a limited budget, you don't need to worry. You can apply for our company sponsored program so you don't have to pay the upfront tuition costs.

So, you're looking to find a truck driving job...but you have no experience.  It's not an easy thing to do. 

Sure, everywhere you look you will find articles about the increasing demand for truck drivers  and read about plans that carriers have to hire thousands of drivers.  But still you find yourself at a dead end. 

At Driver Solutions, we talk with people every day that are in this position.  They want to enter the truck driving industry, but are having difficulty finding a job.  Others have their Class A CDL, but no recent experience.

It's for this reason that we work with all of our applicants to find a trucking job opportunity BEFORE they start training.  Trucking companies want to see recent training experience to make sure they are hiring the most qualified drivers available.  By going through a company sponsored CDL training program, the companies know they are getting a driver that has been trained properly and the driver has a job opportunity waiting after completion of training. 

If you find yourself in this position, just complete our online driver application.  This will allow you to schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent about your trucking career options.  Just click on the "Apply Now" button to get started.

As the economy continues to show signs of improvement, more purchases are being made by consumers and businesses.  Directly related to this trend is an increase in top trucking jobs offered by carriers across the country.

From the Indianapolis Star's List of Top Jobs for 2011, truck driving ranked No. 9 based on the annual job growth with the average salary of a truck driver being over $37,000 per year.

The U.S. Department of Labor also forsees a 9% increase in employement for truck driving up until 2018.  Factors such as retirement of existing truck drivers over the age of 55 years old and the tightening up of road safety rules are developing this higher demand for more qualified truck drivers.

If you are looking to enter this industry, the best way to get started is by applying for company sponsored CDL training. Complete our online driver application by clicking on the Apply Now button below to schedule a time to speak with a Driver Agent about the trucking opportunities in your area.

If you are having a hard time finding the funds to acquire your Commercial Driver's License, how about searching for another option like looking for a company that will cover the upfront costs of CDL training for you?

This kind of set-up is now available because of companies like USA Truck that are looking to hire the safest, most qualified drivers available.  In the company sponsored training option, the trucking company knows they are getting a qualified driver because they are a part of the Driver Solutions network.  This means the students are attending the best trucking schools available in the U.S.

While you are not required to pay for your training, a trucking company like USA Truck does require that you successfully earn your CDL and go to work for them for a period of 1 year. 

To speak with a Driver Agent about how this opportunity can help you start your trucking career, just complete our online application using the Apply Now button below. 

One of the many reasons people are drawn to truck driving is the opportunity to travel the country. Aside from this, it also offers a good compensation and benefits package.  The other good news is that there are currently job opportunities available for entry level truck drivers.

If you don't have your CDL yet, this is the first thing that you have to work on. You need to learn how to operate a truck and know the rules and regulations you have to follow. You also have to pass the physical exam to make sure you are fit to handle the responsibilities of the job.

Quality CDL Training is not cheap. If you don't have the budget to pay for it, you can look for trucking companies that offer CDL training. A sponsored training program can help you start your career without the upfront costs as they will be covered by the trucking company.  Having a trucking job opportunity upon graduation from trucking school with the company that covered your training expenses will also give you a great advantage for getting started.

Driver Solutions has teamed up with some of the top companies that offer a CDL sponsorship for aspiring drivers.  With the Driver Solutions Training program, you will have a shot at some of the top entry level trucking jobs from companies that offer great salaries and benefits for their drivers.

Complete our online application to get the process started today. 

Whether you decide to drive solo or join a team and pursue team driving jobs, the importance of getting your CDL training from the best training school cannot be stressed enough. 

Truck driver training can be very expensive. It is recommended that you take advantage of a company sponsored CDL. With this program, you can stop worrying about your expenses and focus on passing your exam to get your license.  All you need to do is find a company that will give you the most comprehensive training and acquire your license. You can also do it the easier way by contacting Driver Solutions and inquiring about our training programs.

We have partnered with some of the best truck driving companies in the industry, like PAM Transport, in order to give aspiring truck drivers like you the best training possible without the upfront tuition costs.  You will get a great training sponsored by one of our partners and enjoy the opportunity to work with top trucking companies in the industry. Complete our online application to get things started today.