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In order to become a truck driver you will need a CDL license. The Commercial Driver's License is obtained through written and driving tests. You will also need to pass the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations test. In order to pass this FMCSR test, you'll need to qualify in physical, hearing, and vision tests. You will also need a relatively clean driving record, too many traffic violations and even one DUI can disqualify you.
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How much education do you need to be a semi trucker?
Many companies require at least a GED.
Do you need GED to be a trucker?
Some companies do require it.
Are there any special drivers license requirements a person would need for a trucking career?
yes, if you want to become a trucker then you will need to get a truck drivers licence. these can be obtained very simliar to any other licence by passing a test.
When did Rebel Trucker happen?
Rebel Trucker happened in 2003.
When was Trucker's Woman created?
Trucker's Woman was created in 1975.
When was Trucker released?
Trucker was released on 10/09/2009.
What was the Production Budget for Trucker?
The Production Budget for Trucker was $1,500,000.
Are hourly trucker drivers in New york who work in New jersey allowed overtime?
There is a federal law which screws you as an interstate carrier, and they are not required to pay you an overtime rate.
When was Theme for a Trucker created?
Theme for a Trucker was created in 1996-12.
What is the duration of Trucker's Woman?
The duration of Trucker's Woman is 1.35 hours.
Where in the bible is a trucker talked about?
Obviously, the bible does not speak about truck drivers, since trucks were not invented in biblical times. The word "drive" appears in 11 verses of the KJV bible.
What is the life of a trucker?
Many folks have the impression that the life of a trucker is very carefree and easy. To the contrary, a trucker's life on the road, can be very stressful. Heavy traffic, bad drivers, weather, time schedules, regulations, personal health and stressors, all contribute to the on-the-job-stressors that a trucker faces, day to day.
