If your training instructor has less than 2 years of experience then the company you're driving for is breaking the law.

Posted by csimonson@reddit | Truckers | View on Reddit | 12 comments

Just read the article below. Never knew this about the trucking industry. https://landline.media/exemption-for-driver-training-instructors-truckers-say-no/

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TheBootyHolePatrol@reddit

Are you talking about a CDL school instructor or a company driver trainer? There is a difference. Texas does have a required certification program for the former.

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csimonson@reddit (OP)

It looks like company driver trainer in my mind by reading the article.

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TheBootyHolePatrol@reddit

Let's agree to disagree. One is a licensing school that needs state certification and the other is job training.

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Millis Transfer is a driving school. The two year requirement is for driving school instructors. This is for entry level driver training required to get your license. Any additional training you receive after you have your license is at your employer's discretion. https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-49/subtitle-B/chapter-III/subchapter-B/part-380#380.605

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yankee_chef@reddit

Most schools have minimum of 3 years OTR, that I know of

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csimonson@reddit (OP)

I've heard of less with mega carrier trainers.

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If your training instructor has less than 2 years of experience then the company you're driving for is breaking the law.

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