Secrets the Trucking Companies Don't Want You to Know Review

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(More customer reviews)I was desperate to find work when I decided to consider driving a truck. It seems that nobody wanted to give me a chance. Maybe the reason was because of my age (57) or just the lousy economy. I stopped by a truck stop and got one of those free truck mags and saw hundreds of ads for drivers. Where to begin? I got this "Secrets" book and it guided me all the way through making the decision to drive in the first place, then how to choose a school, a company, whether to drive team or solo, company or lease. The tips in the book were great and helped me to avoid trouble. The book showed me paths to avoid and paths to take to make the most money. It explained how the pay really works. For instance, what good is getting paid a lot per mile when you end up spending most of your time waiting around? So you have to find these things out before you commit. Now I am working for a company that I like. I am making good money and have found a job doing something I like. My goal is to become a trainer and eventually drive a tanker. The book is packed with the information you need to make the best trucking choices. It is definitely worth ten bucks whether you decide to drive or not.

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Knowledge is power. If you are contemplating getting a Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL), read this book first. Trucking companies paint a deceptively scintillating picture of the profession. It is imperative that you learn the secrets the trucking companies don?t want you to know. Learn to sidestep being brainwashed into making choices that only benefit the company. Allow this book to guide you through the minefield of trucking choices. You will emerge not just unscathed, but victorious! An aptitude test will determine if you are truck driver material. You will learn how to choose a CDL school and receive valuable tips about training. After learning how to be hired on by the company that can best meet your needs, you will be coached about how to make the most money possible. A list of questions to ask prospective employers will prove to be invaluable. Let this book walk you through each step in your truck driving career from prospective student to becoming a trainer.