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J & J Driving School & Logistics Inc. employs only highly skilled instructors who teach you how drive safely and test with confidence on an onsite state police certified course. We have a number of programs designed around your convenience and skill level. Our programs feature the following: private, individual instruction; convenient lessons; and road test scheduling. We are known for being very patient, courteous and personal.
Our small classes give each customer the personal instruction needed.
If you're learning to drive or just need some help with your road test, our flexible and convenient driving instruction programs can help. Call or e-mail us today to schedule your first lesson. We are committed to providing driving instruction services of the highest quality and greatest value to our customers.
Our school strives to provide the best quality service and continued customer satisfaction. You'll find that our driving instructors are very professional, patient and friendly. Our staff will kindly provide you with all the necessary information, lessons, special drive test requests, or answer other questions that you may have.
Whether you are a complete beginner or a veteran driver, we can help. Our instructors are ready to teach you everything you need to know in
a relaxed setting.
Thanks for cruising our website and we hope to see you behind our wheel soon.
978 Nash Road
New Bedford, MA 02746
JandJdrivingschoolandlogistics@Hotmail.com
Business Hours:
Monday - Friday
7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Open Weekends
Earn $$$.... Become a Professional Truck Driver!!!
" 200,000 job openings nationwide " David Heller TCA
" 1.5 million truckers on the road today " BLS
" 330,000 expected jobs added between 2010/2020 " BLS
" $40,000.00 - $58,000.00 median annual wage " BLS
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On July 15, CNN explored the shortage of truck drivers in the United States, and the impact it may have on consumers, speaking with America's Road Team Captain David Boyer, a driver for ABF Freight System, and American Trucking Associations spokesman Sean McNally.http://youtu.be/JLomgDWJvSY
A worsening shortage of truck drivers is pushing up freight rates and delaying some deliveries,defying the weak economy, high unemployment and falling fuel prices. The shortage of drivers has increased driver salaries this year to an average of $50,000.00. The crunch is expected to become even more dire next year when stricter federal limits on the number of hours drivers can work take effect.The safety move will force companies to hire more drivers.
Employment of bus drivers is projected to grow 13 percent from 2010 to 2020, about as fast as the average for all occupations.
Job opportunities for bus drivers should be favorable, especially for school bus drivers, as many drivers leave the occupation. Those willing to work part time or irregular shifts should have the best prospects.
Employment of transit and intercity drivers (including motor coach) is expected to grow 15 percent. Demand for buses is expected to remain relatively flat over the next decade. An increase in gas prices could lead more people to choose the bus;
The agreement upholds previous requirements for Mexican trucks operating on U.S. highways, notably that Mexican fleets apply for and receive authority from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration; demonstrate they meet the same safety standards as U.S. fleets and that those trucks are prohibited from hauling freight between destinations within the United States.
"When properly implemented, NAFTA’s trucking provisions should evolve to allow for a more efficient, safe and secure environment for cross-border operations between the U.S. and Mexico," Graves said. "Ensuring a level playing field requires that both countries establish permitting and regulatory processes that are clear and transparent to ensure that carriers from both countries are treated equitably."
Mexico is the second largest export market for the United States. ATA is hopeful that the lifting of the retaliatory tariffs that were imposed after a previous cross-border trucking pilot program was abolished by Congress in 2009 will help the two countries resume more normal trading patterns and increase the flow of commerce between the two countries
J&J DRIVING SCHOOL AND LOGISTICS WILL BE TRAINING SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS FOR RELIABLE BUS LINES TRAINING STARTS 7-9-2012
CDL Instructors Wanted
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