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Paid CDL Training & Truck Driving Job With the help of TOP NOTCH TRUCKING, beginning a new truck driver career has never been easier. We offer a CDL training program which matches you with a great entry-level truck driving job at a trucking company that will cover the upfront tuition costs of the truck driving school. Your acceptance into the CDL training program is based on the qualification of your application. The TOP TRUCKING Process 6 simple steps that will put you behind the wheel with a Class A CDL license: Step 1 – Review Truck Driving Job Opportunities & Apply Online In order to take advantage of Top Notch TRUCKING paid CDL training program, you’ll first need to review the truck driving job opportunities as well as the general trucking career information . Our goal is to educate you about what a great career a truck driving job is and help you make the right career decision. No previous truck driving experience is necessary. The Online Application Process The company paid truck driving school program is based upon Top Notch TRUCKING first matching you with the right trucking company and the right job. Although a job of driving a truck is pretty much the same from company to company, trucking companies have specific geographical hiring areas or may offer regional or dedicated routes. Driver Solutions will take into account where you live and other personal needs or qualifications. The first step begins with the Online Driver Application. In order to determine your qualifications and the best job opportunity, you need to complete the Online Driver Application. Step 2 – Speak With Your Driver Career Specialist After you submit the completed application, it will be reviewed by your Personal Driver Career Specialist . The Driver Career Specialist role is to make recommendations regarding the best opportunity, qualify your driver application, answer any questions and make all arrangements for the CDL training. Step 3 – We Choose A Top Notch Network Trucking Company Our focus is making sure you have the right truck driver job opportunity before you begin training. What good is a CDL license if you can't make money with it? With more than 18 years in the truck driver training industry, TOP NOTCH TRUCKING is the authority on company paid CDL training programs. We've developed a network with some of the industry's premier trucking companies. We will help find the company offering the truck driving job that is the right fit for you. In fact, the trucking company that hires you will sponsor your truck driver training and cover your upfront training tuition costs. These truck driver job openings are for company drivers driving a company-owned & maintained truck. The trucking company will be responsible for all expenses related to the truck like fuel, tolls, maintenance, etc. Step 4 – Qualifying Your Driver Application Your Driver Career Specialist will begin a background check (required by the Department of Transportation) which includes a review of your driving record (also known as a motor vehicle report or MVR); a criminal report and verification of your work history. To see the basic application qualifications, please review the Driver Qualifications. Step 5 – Attend The Company-Paid Truck Driving School Once your application has been qualified by your Driver Career Specialist, you will be scheduled for the CDL training at an approved truck driver training school within the TOP NOTCH TRUCKING Network. The CDL training is typically a 3 week program that includes classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction on how to drive a tractor trailer. In order to obtain your CDL license, you will take the required CDL skills test to assess your driving skills at the end of the CDL training program. Step 6 – Begin Your Truck Driving Job After you successfully complete the CDL training program, you will report to the trucking company that sponsored the truck driver training school. Your truck driving job will begin with over-the-road (OTR) training, which is paid on-the-job training with an experienced driver. The goal of the OTR training is to hone your driving skills in a real world environment. Once you complete the OTR training, you will become a "first seat" driver. Apply Online Today! Connect with Driver Career SPECIALIST TODAY Basic Truck Driver Training Qualifications The TOP NOTCHTRUCKING, truck driver training qualifications are based on qualifying the student driver for a driving position with a network trucking company. This means a new truck driver has to meet both the basic hiring criteria of the network trucking company and the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) regulations for CDL drivers. Each driver application will be reviewed personally and individually for qualification. A number of other factors that may be reviewed could involve your driving record (also known as a motor vehicle report or MVR); criminal convictions and previous work history. The Department of Transport has also established criteria to determine qualifications and compliance to obtain a CDL including the capacity to meet the DOT physical and drug screen requirements. Along with the background requirements, but you must be able and willing to perform the duties of the job. That includes driving, keeping an accurate log book, being able to couple and uncouple a trailer and, when applicable, assist with the loading or unloading of the trailer. Though it is not possible to list every qualification, here are some of the basic truck driver training qualifications of the Driver Solutions Network trucking companies: At least 21 years of age. Ability to be away from home at least 1 week (7 days) at a time. No convictions for a DUI (drug or alcohol-related) offense in the last 5 years. No more than one DUI (drug or alcohol-related) offense in a lifetime. Must hold a valid U.S. driver's license for one year. Must have a U.S. residential address within the hiring area. Ability to pass a DOT physical and DOT drug screen and meet FMCSA rules.

Truck Driver Training: In two to three weeks, complete the classroom and behind-the-wheel training that result in you getting your CDL. Turn the tractor-trailer. Handle railroad crossings and intersections. Drive in city and highway traffic. Back up the tractor-trailer. Couple and uncouple the tractor to the trailer. Inspect your equipment, Including the complete pre-trip inspection. Test your brakes. Shifting Gears On-the-Job Training with a Certified Driver Trainer: receive on-the-job paid training with a certified trainer. Training pay is competitive and varies by company. For about 60 days you will be a second-seat driver and gain valuable driving experience. After completion of your training program, it’s time for you to choose from several career paths available to you: - Become a company solo driver - Become a company team driver - Become a CDL driver trainer - Lease your own truck Excellent Pay and Benefits! Transportation & Hotel-Housing Provided! Training Locations All Across the US!	The Following Is A List of Important And Required Items that you should take with you to training Or orientation. Orientation lasts one week (4 days) and student training lasts 3 weeks so you should adjust the items and quantity accordingly. Orientation / Training Enough money for 1 week Enough money for 3 weeks Social Security Card Birth Certificate Driver License VOIDED Check for Direct Deposit Work Boots, Gloves Flashlight, Alarm Clock , Raincoat Personal Hygiene Items, Several Towels and Wash clothes Bedding for Truck 7-10 Changes of Clothes Tape Recorder and Camera School/Classroom Supplies: Calculator, Pens, Pencils, Notepad, Backpack or Storage Item Personal Items (glasses, etc.)	The CDL Training Process - What to Expect The definition of CDL training is standard – it’s the process of learning how to drive a tractor-trailer. Understanding what to expect from the CDL training and how the process works is the key to getting the most from your training. TOP NOTCH TRUCKING Drivers CDL training program teaches inexperienced drivers all aspects of the professional truck driver job. While attending truck driving classes, student drivers experience training that includes: CDL permit requirements and testing, keeping accurate driver logs, reading maps and the trucker atlas, trip planning, driving skills and techniques. The TOP NOTCH TRUCKING Driver program does more than just teach you how to drive a semi truck. We teach you the skills needed for a well-paying, professional truck driving career. It begins in the classroom where you’ll prepare for the state-administered CDL permit exams, learn how the parts and systems of the truck help you drive, and how to identify safety concerns during a pre-trip inspection of the truck. You will put the classroom knowledge to practical use on the driving range and finally during on-the-street training. The driving range provides a wide-open area for hands-on instruction with ample room to practice turning and backing skills. Once the driving range skills are mastered, you’ll use those skills to operate the truck on the nearby streets and highways with your professional driving instructor seated next to you. When you successfully complete the three phases of the CDL training, you’ll be ready for state-required CDL skills test to obtain your Class A CDL license.

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