Recent content by MightyMack

Hi, Austin. Most trucking companies will not hire anyone under 21 unless the trucking company only does in-state deliveries. Even then, for insurance reasons, you may find it hard to get hired because of your age. By the way, when you are ready to go to a truck driving school in order to get...

Hi, everyone. Can all the professional truck drivers on here tell me, from their own experience, what are the best trucking companies to work for? When I say "best" trucking companies to work for, I am talking about the pay (either weekly pay or mileage pay), benefits (medical, dental, 401(k)...

Check out this article about trucking companies hiring rookie truck drivers. There's even a list of trucking companies that hire inexperienced drivers at the end of the article. I would give it a read, if I were you. Good luck!

Enough that you won't have to take a bathroom break every 20 miles.

Here's a list of truck driving schools in South Carolina, some of which I am sure have Class B training. Oh, and the map at the bottom of this page shows the locations that administer the cdl road skills test in SC.

You can get your paper cards laminated at Staples for $2. Well worth it, if you ask me.

Yeah, California is super anal retentive about emissions. I know because I lived there for 12 years.

I know a lot of couriers that are subcontracted by courier/messenger companies drive Sprinters because they can hold a couple of pallets and don't have to worry about the freight being exposed to the elements.

Megalon, have you thought about going to a good truck driving school first? There are some quality truck driving schools in Michigan if you know what to look for. Stay away from anyone that promises you quality cdl training in 2 weeks or less. I know you said your credit score wasn't ideal for...

Maybe Ross will run again in 2016! LOL.

I agree, it is very hard to do, at least at first, but, after that first month, I didn't even miss it anymore. I acquired a new pallet for whole meats, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and raw honey (which your body metabolizes in a very different way than glucose or sucrose). I gave up sugar and wheat...

Anyone here ever try quitting sugar altogether? I don't just mean table sugar. I mean not eating ANYTHING with sugar in the ingredients.