Profile For Cara G.

Cara...you don't say how old you are...so I'll assume you are 21...but you can still drive instate, if you aren't, It just may be hard finding a job. Driver's Solutions is a good school...but you need to get yourself lined out and start the High Road training thats free on this site !!! here's a link High Road Training Program WELCOME to Trucking Truth !!!!! We are glad to have you... Lady truckers are accepted in all areas of trucking....and some companies even prefer lady drivers......So theres a job out there if you are willing to study hard, train hard, and do the best job you can do.....And we will help you all we can !!!!

Thank you. Since I made this post, I've been reading a little of Brett's book and I'm getting a bit of an understanding. I know I at least want to go anywhere and everywhere, can I not due to my age? Not to far off on the guess, I turned 22 in November.

Other than read through this great website of knowledge, is there anything else I can do to prepare? My current job requires me to drive, however I'm trying to dabble in vehicles bigger than a van while I'm here.

Hello TT,

I am young, just out of college in New York. It has always been a dream in my life to get my CDL. As I begin my research into getting it, there is still so much I don't know or understand. I'm hoping this community can give me a bit of direction. I still do not know the different kinds or what I'm interested in. I jumped the gun a little and applied for Driver Solution's school. I haven't done much with it, but I'd like to ask everyone their opinion. Especially how this community and the level of acceptance women receive in this field.

Overall, I just need a push in the right direction. Just think my knowledge is that of a 8 year old.