Moderator.....Oh Moderator

[camgodd]

Hello all. I really enjoy the site, but it seems that it takes forever to get anything posted, because it has to be reviewed by the Moderator. Is this normal? If I can not get expeditious questions answered in a timely manner (2 hours?), I'll have to find another information site elsewhere.

Take care,

Chuck









I'll be your Huckleberry.

 

[terryandrene]

With the exception of the Recruiter Forum and the Tax forum, Moderators do not hold up any posts for review.

Your 9 Jan post in the recruiter forum may have been a little vague for any specific recruiter. It is my understanding that the Department of Motor Vehicles in your state is the place to get your answer; they are the CDL issuers and would therefore determine your eligibility for a specific license class. Once you have your CDL, the carrier which holds your interest would then likely give you their company's policy regaring experience.

Terry

 

[camgodd]

>With the exception of the Recruiter Forum and the Tax forum,
>Moderators do not hold up any posts for review.
>
>Your 9 Jan post in the recruiter forum may have been a
>little vague for any specific recruiter. It is my
>understanding that the Department of Motor Vehicles in your
>state is the place to get your answer; they are the CDL
>issuers and would therefore determine your eligibility for a
>specific license class. Once you have your CDL, the carrier
>which holds your interest would then likely give you their
>company's policy regaring experience.
>
>Terry

Terry, as it turns out, there must have been some system burp last night, because after re-posting this morning, both posts shot through immediately.

Back to point; I was thinking that the CDL verifiable experience might not even be an issue if I obtain my own authority and insurance. What do you think? It appears you have been in the biz for some time.

Thanks,

Chuck

 

[terryandrene]

>Back to point; I was thinking that the CDL verifiable
>experience might not even be an issue if I obtain my own
>authority and insurance. What do you think? It appears you
>have been in the biz for some time.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Chuck

I agree, If you are the company with your own authority, then you can determine the experience level of your driver(s).