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What better time to start thinking about
getting training in truck driving! The transportation industry
currently has an unprecedented demand for commercial drivers. In
fact, hundreds of major companies have thousands of openings right
now for highly trained truck driving professionals. Most feature
exceptional compensation packages, including excellent pay, full
medical, life and dental insurance, impressive 401(k) retirement
plans, paid vacations and much more!
The transportation industry employs 9.5 million people, including 3
million truck drivers and the U.S. Department of Labor reports that
there are currently over 400,000 job openings for trained commercial
drivers. In addition, they estimate that those openings will
increase by 80,000 every year through 2015!
We would like to thank you for your interest in Tri Area Driving
School and the exciting opportunities our truck driving programs have to offer. We
are here to help you with any questions you may have. This site
should give you an overview of our truck training programs, but you
can contact our
staff to get details on how we can help you find a high paying
career in a competitive economy like trucking.
As you may already know, in today’s world, truck companies demand, hire,
and promote individuals who are capable and knowledgeable. If you
want to compete for careers and promotions in the trucking industry,
you need to take advantage of effective training. Our programs give
you hands-on, real world experience. Instead of spending a lot of
time sitting in a classroom, we give you an opportunity to get
behind the wheel as soon as possible. That way, you learn on the job
tasks faster because of field-based training.
We also realize that you have extensive commitments that make it
appear impossible to complete a training program. That’s why our
program is designed to get you finished in three weeks or less! We
can give you all the tools you need to start a career driving truck and then we’ll
put you in contact with some of the top carriers in the nation. |
