6 months(home study), 1 month(hands-on training site) 6-7 weeks with a trainer OTR.

It depends.

How long have you been driving? What's your record like? What endorsements do you have? Perhaps most important, what kind of an attitude are you bringing into the job?

Part of this will depend on which business unit you're trying to get into, and what you're looking for in the way of pay. Intermodal won't pay as well as DCS, and most of the guys who are earning better money are also running more along the lines of OTR.

Before you pull the trigger, ask a LOT of questions. And don't let anyone say you can't: it's your career. You NEED to ask questions. Lots of them.

Best of luck, Driver.

It's easy as long as you are a person that is professional in what you do. Plus a person with a consistent work ethic. Plus JB HUNT will work with you.

I didn't find it hard most carriers are similar in orientation and logging. never felt that I didn't belong. had some issues at home that caused some grief when I felt I needed to get home more. don't like jersey not them me.

Getting a job at J.B. Hunt can vary depending on the position and your qualifications. To improve your chances, make sure your resume highlights relevant experience and skills. Also, consider networking with current employees or utilizing job search platforms like Jobcase, Indeed, and Glassdoor to find available opportunities and submit strong applications. Good luck!