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<blockquote data-quote="greengrenades" data-source="post: 1458629" data-attributes="member: 36255"><p>It&#039;s called feeders bro. No you don&#039;t need experience driving for UPS. You need a class A license, with certain endorsements, make sure to ask which ones you need. And yes you should leave package ASAP and get into feeders. You are trained for two weeks, the first week is usually getting trained with the equipment, paper work, driving around the city, building sets, backing up etc. Second week you and a trainer are put on a run all week, then friday you and your trainer will go get your license. They provide the truck and trailer all you do is show up.&nbsp; It is the easiest job I have ever had and I make so much money I don&#039;t know what to do with it. It is scary and tough the first couple of months but you get to a point where you almost enjoy it. Trust me I hate working, I am one of the laziest guys you will ever meet, and I never wanted to drive a truck but I can&#039;t see myself doing anything else now. You&#039;ll make friends in feeders, you&#039;ll start running together, next thing you know you weeks fly by because it&#039;s more fun than work. Don&#039;t think about it or hesitate, get your license as soon as you can so you can be the first one in the first class. You want to have as many people under you as you can get.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="greengrenades, post: 1458629, member: 36255"] It's called feeders bro. No you don't need experience driving for UPS. You need a class A license, with certain endorsements, make sure to ask which ones you need. And yes you should leave package ASAP and get into feeders. You are trained for two weeks, the first week is usually getting trained with the equipment, paper work, driving around the city, building sets, backing up etc. Second week you and a trainer are put on a run all week, then friday you and your trainer will go get your license. They provide the truck and trailer all you do is show up. It is the easiest job I have ever had and I make so much money I don't know what to do with it. It is scary and tough the first couple of months but you get to a point where you almost enjoy it. Trust me I hate working, I am one of the laziest guys you will ever meet, and I never wanted to drive a truck but I can't see myself doing anything else now. You'll make friends in feeders, you'll start running together, next thing you know you weeks fly by because it's more fun than work. Don't think about it or hesitate, get your license as soon as you can so you can be the first one in the first class. You want to have as many people under you as you can get. [/QUOTE]

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