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The commercial driving industry
is the 5th fastest growing employer in the country.
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An estimated 75,000 thousand
drivers are needed nationwide each year.
-American Trucking Association (ATA)
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The only industry that can
not afford to lay off commercial drivers.
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Commercial drivers are averaging
wages of:
 -Entry
level $28,000 - $35,000
-Mid level
$40,000 - $45,000
-Top level
$50,000 - $80,000
-American Trucking Association (ATA)
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Transportation companies
are offering better compensation, benefits, 401k plan
and tuition reimbursement to attract new drivers daily.
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Become an independent owner
operator for any commercial carrier in less then six
months.
To prove that the truck driving
industry is a growing and demanding one, click
here and read about a woman who went from welfare
to owner/operator in one year! |
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Click here to check out a truck stop video, courtesy of The History Channel, your home away from home with all the amenities that you should expect from life on the road! Enjoy! |
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U.S. News is talking, so you better be listening!
Click here and
check out what U.S. NEWS had to say in their 2002 Career
Guide about the best jobs with the best benefits and
the highest pay... you'll be surprised!
Click here for the latest
within the industry |
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2007 Key Power Driving School Inc.