Question, what's a good side/ part time gig for a new cdl holder? I just got my hard copy in the mail. However, I'm still active duty Navy and don't work Seabee's. I have most weekends off and fairly eaely days thoughs.
So outside of the school I just finished, I only see trucks on the road. I'd like to stay proficient as possible over the next few months before I leave California. Just wondering what kind of idea's people may have. I live in Southern California and most Craigslist ads seem a bit sketch....really sketch.
So anything that allows real world driving that's not OTR (for obvious reasons) would be nice.
Thanks in advance!
Side/Part time CDL jobs
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Blackbob, Nov 20, 2016.
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You are discovering the limitations of the first year, need experience. Well... keep working it. The risk is you might end up with a bottom feeder who intends to wear you out in 90 days.
Nothing OTR is part time. When you leave home with that 18 wheeler and assigned to drive a load 1000 miles or 3000 you wont know when you will be back home again.
You are probably looking at a dump truck, beverage delivery etc. Local LTL is very demanding physically and also night day sleep cycles, flip often.BUMBACLADWAR and okiedokie Thank this. -
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Local beverage companies also try logging companies.
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