Flatbed Or Dry Van
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Thanks again Brett. Well I have time to do more company research and that's what I'll do. When I get my affairs in order im going to fill out your application form and see who calls. I don't know why but at first prime seemed unappealing to me, now they seem great. Taking time to think about things gives you a different outlook. So whatever company I choose and if they accept will be good. Home time not going to be a problem. I plan on staying out running as long as they let me. I do have 3 kids but only one that's younger, but you know us Italians we have large supportive Familgia to help us out. She is very excited that im going to be Professional truck driver and even more excited to go out on the road with her dad in summer. Thanks for your help and support.
OOS:
When a violation by either a driver or company is confirmed, an out-of-service order removes either the driver or the vehicle from the roadway until the violation is corrected.