Been In The Seat
CDL-A driver placement · free to drivers

Drive for a company that fits.

I've sat in the seat. I place drivers with carriers that match how they actually want to run, and I read your record the way their safety department will.

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Thomas · service recordSince 1985
8 years
U.S. Navy. Recruiter 1989–1992, twice Classifier of the Year
1996
CDL-A issued. Still holding it.
9 years
Over the road, 1996–1999 and 2019–2025
2025–now
Driver coach, then recruiting CDL-A drivers full time

Free to drivers, always

Carriers pay me when you're hired. You're on their payroll from day one, not a staffing agency's.

A few carriers, not a hundred

Your application only goes to the ones we pick together. No 40 calls from companies you never heard of.

Straight answers about your record

If something will stop a carrier, you hear it from me first, along with who will still look.
Record check · two minutes · nothing leaves your phone

See your record the way safety does

Answer six questions. Each one gets the light a carrier's safety department would likely give it. Green clears, yellow means they'll want to talk it through, red narrows the field.

CDL-A experience
Moving violations, last 3 years
Preventable accidents, last 3 years
DUI, DWI or reckless driving, ever
Your Clearinghouse status
Driving jobs in the last 12 months
The route

First call to first dispatch

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    We talk

    Home time, pay, freight, equipment, what you're done putting up with. Fifteen minutes, no script.
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    We read your record

    MVR, PSP and work history, the way a carrier's safety department will. If something needs fixing, I show you how.
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    You pick the matches

    A short list of carriers that fit what you said and will approve your record. You choose who sees your application.
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    I stay through orientation

    Drug screen, paperwork, travel, the first week. If something goes sideways, call me.
Free tools

Use these whether you call or not

Exit 9
Know Your Record PSP, DataQs, Clearinghouse, DAC, MVR. How to see each one and fix what's wrong, with the official government links.
Open the guide →
Exit 8
What Kind of Trucker Are You? Eight questions about 2am truck stops and fuel-island conversations. Takes two minutes.
Take the quiz →
For carriers

Seats filled with drivers who stay

I screen MVRs, PSPs and work history before you see a name, and only send drivers whose expectations match your real lanes and home time.

Talk terms
Call or text Thomas
(224) 652-1870

Leave your name and what you're looking for. I call back the same day. If you ran the record check, paste it into the text.