CDL is a term exclusive to the United States - in Canada, it's Class 1, Class 2, etc. Yes, they can be employed by a US trucking company. So can a Mexican truck driver.
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Yes you can work , but you are limited to the type of work and even hours per month that you can work . Best choices are Not for Profit charity business , school bus driver or driver instructor but not for a trucking company , only for a school .
Anyone can start a trucking company. You just have to be able to buy the supplies, hire truckers, find jobs, and take the time to make the company run well and be productive. You can also start working at an already existing company and try to work your way up to the owner position. You can become an owner of a trucking company by buying an existing company off another person. You can become an operator of a trucking company by applying to the company.
No, you don't. If the trucking company owns the truck, they will insure it. if you become an owner-operator (O/O), you'll need to insure your own truck.
No, you cannot. Canada is part of the ICC, and shares commercial driver information with the American FMCSA. If you try obtaining a US licence while possessing a Canadian one, or vice versa, they'll find out about it. By the way, "CDL" is a term exclusive to the US.. Canada uses a different system. Class 1 is the equivalent to a Class A CDL, Class 2 is equivalent to a Class B, and I believe Class 3 is for buses and such.
If you are looking for paid cdl training there are several things you need to consider before you run out and sign on the dotted line. Paid cdl training is training provided by a trucking company in exchange for a commitment to work for that trucking company for a period of time. The trucking company will provide paid cdl training at no cost to you as long as you fulfill this obligation.
There are lots of trucking jobs available in North America. It is not the area that the trucking company is based out of that determines the rate of pay for the trucking job, but more likely the 'type of trucking job' being performed. Short haul or local trucking jobs, usually pay by the hour, and the hourly wage for such jobs, vary a great deal. Long distance or otr trucking jobs, are paid at a rate per mile to the truck driver. Some extra tasks are also paid to the driver, however, many tasks that the driver performs are unpaid labour. Delinquency and waiting times, border crossings, road construction detours, loading and unloading freight, tarping loads, truck and trailer inspection, and many other tasks, are often tasks which drivers are not paid for. In the North American trucking industry, this pattern is changing, however, it is has been very slow in progressing to the point where the trucker is fairly compensated for his efforts. Therefore, a trucker should look for trucking jobs which pay for the daily tasks he performs. Liquid hauling or hauling tankers, has a pretty good reputation for paying for most of the work the trucker does.
Most trucking schools can vary greatly in price. It can cost anywhere from $5000 to $20000. If you know a trucking company you would like to work for, they may even pay for your schooling as long as you sign a contract. Try not to sign a contract for longer than 2 years in case you decide that the company is not right for you.
The first step to becoming a truck driver is to get your CDL; you can do this at a trucking school. Many companies will help you get your license if you agree to work for them.
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Jobs for truckers is a website that will do the leg work for you as far as looking for a trucking company that will fit your needs. They are very thorough in their searches and you can even compare companies from around the United States,
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