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$15 - $18/hr
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$15 - $17.75/hr
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$180 - $320/hr
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Columbus, OH · On-site
$15 - $18.25/hr
The qualifications to become a cross country driver start with a high school diploma or GED certificate and a commercial driver’s license (CDL). You can obtain a CDL by completing a course at a professional truck driving school. You typically receive on-the-job training from your employer and accompany an experienced employee for a set probation period. Those traveling cross-country must also comply with regulations of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which involve regular medical exams and random drug testing. They also set thresholds for your hearing and vision abilities. Other essential qualities are excellent hand-eye coordination to maneuver your vehicle in all types of situations and time management skills. Additional requirements vary with the employer, state, and cargo.
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