If you are looking into CDL trucks I would suggest it if you are single without kids. It's good money and you get to travel a lot. Downfall is you are hardly ever home.

I am a CDL driver and from my point of view the money is great now the downside is you're not home that much. Yea sure your home on the weekend, or gain 1 day for every week out. But that's not being home. This is a great job if your single or in a long-distance relationship. If you have a family at home then you will need a CDL job that gets you home every night. This can be done but it will take time and long haul experience.

This is a general question. There are two different types of drivers a non CDL and a CDL driver. Depending on the type of job as a driver you work at, if you do a non-cdl driving job then this is not for a career path it is a side job while you work on your career if you get a CDL job then this is a career but there is no potential for moving up just getting better CDL jobs means more money

The more experience you get driving a box truck will help in the long run if your looking to drive a semi 53ft tractor trailer...you need experience b4 a trucking company will give you a job.Im a freight Broker I used to drive long distance with my husband for 18 years....Good luck

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First you must change your name. Then ask me.

A career is what you make of it. If you like to drive and you continue to make enough money to support your family then it's a career. Just keep improving, don't get stuck in the company driver rutt, If you like it enough get your own truck and drive as much as what makes you life a good life.

I agree with Mark. A regular driver job is not career. Some CDL jobs are also just driving jobs. It's all it will ever be is a driving job.

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