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thanks for the info if i get hired i'll try to get there after doing a few years somewere else
9 is a junior garage, they only run 12-8 basket trucks during the week, in the summer its only once a week sunday into monday, 2 guys 4-12 relays, and every other month an 11-7 truck other than that, unless its after a holiday or something out of the ordinary no extra night guys so if ur looking to stay days you have a good shot there. ALOT of hand brooms and MLP.
hey guys let me ask you....... did they ask for anything regarding your work history yet??? my friend has been working off the books most of his life, will that be an issue with DSNY?
Do not list any off the books jobs. It will not be an issue. Just state that you were unemployed and how you supported yourself during that time (parents for example). It is funny because they say to be honest, but at the same time they don't want you to list off the books jobs.
Definitely! They have a success rate of about 83%-90% which they proudly repeated in the classroom. Plus the truck you use in the class will be the same truck you use at the road test so it will feel like you are driving your own vehicle. They said you get about $3000 worth of training for $900 which is deducted $25 a week. They actually lose money running the program. Unlike other driving schools, they are not open to make money.
Dont let them fool you. They make money on this training. Think about it, how many people are in your cdl class? That 900 adds up. If they were losing money they would just increase the price. At one point in time it was 700 for cdl training.
Do not list any off the books jobs. It will not be an issue. Just state that you were unemployed and how you supported yourself during that time (parents for example). It is funny because they say to be honest, but at the same time they don't want you to list off the books jobs.
Definitely! They have a success rate of about 83%-90% which they proudly repeated in the classroom. Plus the truck you use in the class will be the same truck you use at the road test so it will feel like you are driving your own vehicle. They said you get about $3000 worth of training for $900 which is deducted $25 a week. They actually lose money running the program. Unlike other driving schools, they are not open to make money.
I can see $3,000 for CDL A training,but not for CDL B. I have been quoted $950.00 for CDL B training from a school on Long Island on a truck,not a school bus.
Glad to hear that you liked driving the cut downs,tomorrow you hit the streets,hope you get better weather. How was the attendance? Any no-shows?
I can see $3,000 for CDL A training,but not for CDL B. I have been quoted $950.00 for CDL B training from a school on Long Island on a truck,not a school bus.
Glad to hear that you liked driving the cut downs,tomorrow you hit the streets,hope you get better weather. How was the attendance? Any no-shows?
remember most cdl schools charge by the hour dsny is training you at least 7 hours a day for 5 days
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