Attention  - If you’re interested in a career as a professional truck driver,  this could be the most important five minutes you have ever spent....  Trucking Made Easy "Give Me Just Five Minutes of Your Time, And I Will Show You How to Get on the Right Road To Becoming a Trucker AND How To Enjoy Immediate Trucking Success."

Dear Future Trucker,

Trucking is an amazing career with the potential to make great money ($35-$60k your 1st year!), see the country, experience adventure, overcome challenges, and even be your own boss.

Trucking can be all that...

IF you know just what you’re getting into, get the right training, AND you have an expert guide to show you the way!

When I first got into trucking back in 1992, I did not know a thing about trucking. After seeing an employment ad in the newspaper from a trucking company offering to train even inexperienced drivers and help get them their CDL, I figured... Why not give it a shot? I needed a change of pace from the same old 9 to 5 routine, and trucking sure seemed to fit the bill.

I’d soon be on the road, thoroughly trained and prepared to make a lot of money and successfully living the trucking life. Right?

Boy, was I wrong. I had no idea of what I was getting into, or even a clue of how to get there. The training I received at this certain truck driving school (one sponsored by a very well known trucking company) left me poorly trained and unprepared to succeed in the big world of trucking.

I had to learn trucking the hard way...by trial and error. In fact, this took years. And now, over 2 million miles later, I can humbly say I know a lot about the world of trucking, how to become a successful driver, and how to get the most out of the trucking life.

And I can show you how to do the same, without the years-long learning curve

Trucking Made Easy: The Complete E-Series is a collection of guides designed to help you succeed at every level of trucking.

It’s easy to get off on the wrong foot in the trucking industry, as many drivers can attest to. But you won’t have to if you follow the information in this trucking success package!

Becoming a Trucker! will start your trucking education. This is a 3 volume guide written for every future or beginning truck driver in mind. Here’s what’s inside this guide...

  Discover all the great things about trucking!

    * Job security. There’s currently a huge demand for new truck drivers.
    * Realistic potential to make great money.
    * See the country, experience adventure, and face ongoing challenges.
    * Be your own boss - you experience freedoms and responsibilities not found in other jobs.
    * There are virtually unlimited opportunities and choices available!

Driving options and decisions

There are different types of trucking as well as different ways to drive. A few of these are...

    * Solo or team driving.
    * Driving "Over-the-Road", regionally, or locally.
    * Union and non-union jobs.

There are also many different ways to get paid

    * By the mile
    * Per load
    * Percentage of gross revenue
    * As a company driver or as an owner-operator
    * Many more

Numerous types of products to haul

All the following are discussed:

    * Van
    * Reefer (refrigerated - produce, meat, beer, etc.)
    * Flatbed and specialized trucking (heavy haul, oversize, etc.)
    * Tankers - liquid bulk (fuel, oil, dairy, etc.)
    * Dry bulk
    * Household moving
    * Multiple trailers (doubles, triples, etc.)
    * Livestock (chickens, cattle, etc.)
    * Intermodal (containers)
    * Automobile haulers
    * Wood and forestry products
    * And more

Other practical information for new drivers

    * A brief history of trucking. Learn how trucking’s progressed through the years, the railroad competition, and about the men who made trucking what it is today. Also, the stereotypical image of the trucker is analyzed through years of movies, television, and music.
    * Helpful trucking terminology and definitions.
    * CB Radio 10-Codes and terminology.

Helping you make the decision to become a trucker

    * Try not to get too comfortable. The conditions are always changing in trucking.
    * The many responsibilities. The truck, the load, the dispatcher/company, the customers, the law.
    * Trucking company policies which are sometimes...difficult.
    * The concern about getting home. Home and family time, the challenges, and how to handle it all....