[Morgan7m]

I just sent you a private message. Please let me know you have received it because it;s the first time I have tried sending a private message.
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[arctic monkey21]

Originally Posted by hoscalecody That works as long as someone has 4-5k to pay for school. In 2022 they made it where you have to go through a certified school, which usually cost 4-5k. Good luck with getting a grant or anything also. I've tried to for years, at least in Ohio. You usually may find a company that will train you for "free" but you have a contract to work with them OTR for 1-3 years. My company I work for is great, home every night, local stuff and no weekends, but is 3 years if you get Class A through, them 2 years if you get Class B. Not saying your idea is bad Jonr, just for a lot of people it may not work.

You might check with the Office of Workforce Development in Ohio. There are a lot of grants both state and federal for short term training just like CDL.

[kendirt]

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