South Florida?

The CDL job market REAL-LY SUX right now -- & particularly for new(er) drivers -- & even more so for drivers in places like southern Florida (basically anywhere below Interstate 4).

Suggestion: apply for forklift jobs with the LTL fleets in your area. Later....when a driver position becomes available at your dock -- apply for it. You'll have the home-team advantage there because you've already mastered how to work the docks.

In the meantime -- those LTL driving jobs will require you to have ALL the relevant CDL endorsements: tanker, hazmat....& doubles/triples.

So start working on getting those endorsements now. Later -- when you need them -- you'll already have them.

An example:

Jobs

-- L

 

Do you have family outside of Florida? If so, use their address as your domicile. That's your only shot

 

Don't know how legit any of these postings are but any resources you can peruse are a good idea for south Florida.
https://www.lanefinder.com/jobs/?postalCode=33311

 

Might have been a better question to ask before you got your CDL A.

 

Now Hiring – South Region | PureStar
CDL & Van drivers.
Convenient ways to apply:

• Apply in person by visiting one of our facilities, Monday through Friday:
  
  • Miami – 14640 NW 60 Avenue, Miami Lakes, FL 33014 (305) 823-2278 (Hours: 8:00am-3:00pm)
  • Opa-Locka – 2320 NW 147 Street, Opa-Locka, FL 33054 (305) 823-2278 (By appointment only)
  • Orlando – 550 Gills Drive, #300, Orlando, FL 32824 (407) 439-0955 (Hours: 9:00am-5:00pm)
  • Fort Lauderdale – 3030 Holiday Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316 (By appointment only, email here)
  • Kissimmee – 6000 Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee, Florida 34746 (407) 586-2145 (Hours: 9:00am-4:00pm)

 

Might be worth it to apply to Publix to see if you can get on full-time and work your way up to a driver position. That’s a possibility.

 

or you could try and move up somewhere above I-4 if you can do that.

 

Considering where you are, that CDL-B job is ok. If/when the job market for CDL-A jobs recovers in Miami, then most companies will hire you and put you with a trainer for a refresher before sending you out solo. You will already have a record as a safe driver in a commercial vehicle.