SERVICE TO COUNTRY 

You have given so much of yourself and your life through military service. It is time to move on and you are seeking a smooth transition to civilian life and a good income. Troops to Truckers is here to help you do that.

YOUR SEARCH

Now you are exploring opportunities to work independently, driving for a company or owning your own equipment. There are many factors that go into those decisions but getting that CDL is key.

THE CDL LIFESTYLE

Driving a Big Rig on your terms, in your time, for good pay is an exciting opportunity. Four weeks of education, a couple tests, and you are earning great money. Ask our advocates to explain that best fits your needs.

THE HOTSHOT LIFESTYLE

For those unable or not wishing to obtain the CDL License, there is the lucrative pathway of Hotshot Trucking. With a moderate investment, you can be hauling freight full time and making bank.

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What does it take?

For those that thrive on independence and control, the Truck Driving  life rocks

There is no question that military service can, over time, make a veteran desire to work more independently, to enjoy the open road, the independence and control that comes with commanding your tractor trailer.

Moving from the platoon to the cab of a truck prides the quite solitude we ached for at times when in the pitch of battle or training. The CDL life is optimal for some men and women after military service. The Hotshot route better fits others.

Troops to Truckers is your personal advocate that is here on your side to give you the unfiltered truth and information about getting, using, and profiting from your CDL license and career.

To talk to one of our CDL military veteran experts/advocates, To talk to one of our CDL military veteran experts/advocates, click the button below and register with us and cut through all the bs.


Listen to what a few others say about driving…

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Connect with a Veteran CDL Advocate

To talk to one of our CDL military veteran experts, click the button below, register, and connect with a CDL veteran training advocate who can advise you on next steps, which schools may serve you best, and other helpful career advice. 

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Tips on CDL education and career

Everywhere you turn, there is a school or company wanting to tell you their version of how you should proceed in making a career in commercial truck driving. Here is out independent take on it.

JUST GRADUATE

The primary goal is to get licensed and get behind the wheel. You need the clock to start ticking on your first 12 months of driving. We can tell you more.

WHAT IS THE COST?

Average cost range for training is $3K to $6K. There are many ways to pay for your CDL education and licensing. GI Benefits, company sponsored training, Work-Force, and self-pay. Ask us about the options.

Ask QUESTIONS

Never stop asking questions of everyone you meet in and out of the profession. Then filter it all down to a basic action plan – DRIVE. We are here to answer your questions in an unbiased way.

BUILD TO CAREER

The best jobs are waiting to those with the minimum miles, cleanest driving record, and a willingness to put in the hours. Get licensed, get driving, get the first year in, then go for the location and job of choice. Let us explain.

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