I Passed My CDL Test! (EXTREMELY EASY)

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[huncho]

Im 31 saving up for my cdl, this is motivating. I feel so behind in life, i cant wait til its my time to shine. Congrats brother! Wishing you nothing but success

[BIGDOGS]

Congrats young man, get some time under your belt, save your money and get your own truck . WELL DONE

[clostheog]

Dude you got the best teacher my man! He taught me back in 2019-2020 he’s a family friend haha ! Small world !

[stephaniecooks]

So proud of you! This is MOTIVATION for myself I'm studying for mines at 37! Thank you for sharing.

[timstafford]

Congrats. For me even after 29 years of being a truck mechanic.
The hardest part of the whole thing was the air brake test during the pre-trip. (In CA) the five steps have to be in chronologically and performed/spoken perfect.

[camelcase]

Congrats dude. Nerves are everything and being able to overcome it when it counts is a true sign of inner strength. Best of luck to you and your future. Stay safe.

[arkov]

I like seeing younger guys getting into trucking, im 16 and have been raised in the trucking industry. Plan on getting mine when i turn 18 and 21

[DoubleKlutch]

I got my CDL through the company I worked for, stuck with them for about 8 months, It was an LTL company so I was local and home every night. That job put me in some tough backing situations, and backing into docks in some really tight, hard to maneuver areas. I now work for an international company doing regional routes, home every weekend, and I feel like I can back into some really sketchy areas with little effort, and surprising myself with some of the backs I've had to do in a sleeper/van.

When I worked LTL, all the training was done in single axle day cabs, with 28' pup trailers. The class started with backing up a dolly, and once we were able to maneuver those around, we went to the pups, and tested in the pups. Pulling doubles was probably my favorite.

I feel going LTL first can be great to get the skills to back into a variety of difficult docks, you're backing 10-25 times a day into different docks to do deliveries/pickups. Money was decent too.
Regional can be fun, but long, long hours, I'm running my clock to almost 14/day, money is fantastic for me.

I do plan on buying my own truck some time in the future, but I want to learn more, and get more experience under my belt, and evaluate the freight market a little bit as right now, I'm hearing left and right it's over saturated, and not enough freight, or cheap freight.

Keep your head up, focus on the road, don't let shit stress you out, when you're stressed, that's when bad shit starts happening. If your gut tells you you're going to hit something, then you're probably going to hit something. GOAL.

Plan arrivals, this is one of the things I focus on the most before going to my next stop, PLAN YOUR ARRIVALS. you will have a much easier time if you familiarize yourself with the view on google maps, or trucker path, and you know where the truck entrance is at. I also run dual navigation. I have a Garmin Dezl OTR610 that I use for my main routing, and then trucker path to help in my arrival because they usually have the best spot for a truck entrance, and let you choose the entrance if need be.

Be safe out there man, and you'll be just fine.

[bobby]

Congratulations man!!! I can feel the excitement through the screen. That’s awesome congratulations.

[ACTiVEjoshh]

congrats bro! the nerves really take a toll throughout this process, its normal. You crushed it!

[yearoldnewdriver]

Congratulations young man! I am excited for you. Drive safely.

[Private-Citizen]

Good Job Fam! When you get out on the road take your time. Get out and look when you back up and pay attention at all times. Lastly save your money. Happy for you! 💪🏾

[albertpithuwa]

Congratulations man!!! It must be a super feeling. I admire US Truck drivers. Enjoy your driving profession.

[iiamcortez]

Congratulations bro! What I remember about my testing day that I was worried about the most.When they ask us if we were ready to go, and we said yeah. They would fail us, because you’re suppose to do a pre trip and in cab inspection before you ever move them wheels lol. They’re are dirty like that in California. I don’t know about everywhere else. Keep it up the great work and I been watching your other videos. Just bouncing around on your channel. God bless!

[SavingSoulsMinistries]

this video inspired me bro im 29 and sick of working dead end jobs. tbh i was too nervous to even try to get a cdl but now im ready. seeing this makes me excited as heck. always wanted to be a trucker!

[Carterxxxxxx]

This right here . Motivation!! Congrats🎉 !im 21. I honestly dont know what to career to pick up on . But I’ve been doing research here and there on getting a Cdl Definitely got me wanting to straight shot it and go for it !

[mikecarrillo]

Congratulations!! I’m in the process of getting my CDL, and the test is what’s making me nervous and feeling like I’m not gonna pass but hopefully I do.

[GammaRazorMVS]

My grandmother has been a trucker for 40 + years and i go with her OTR on summers and i like seeing younger ppl in trucking so i hope you enjoy it its pretty adventurous and kinda annoying at the same time in my opinion when i go so i hope you stick with it hope your first trip is good and i just subscribed and now you can brag to your friends that you have one of the coolest work office 😂 drive save 😁.

[melgriefito]

Congratulations to you sir, I am just starting my road driving in my school with my instructor. I wish you the best in life.

[harreljackson]

Congrats man me and my wife passed today. What a good feeling 💪🏾