truck drivers canada
#62
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Re: truck drivers canada
Hi Koog,You seem to be in the know,have you or anybody out there heard of Ideal Driver Training,of Winnipeg.They recruit Brit drivers,and also handle the driving re-test.Need to part with some hard earned soon,so it would be nice if the cash did`nt vanish before I get over.
#63
Re: truck drivers canada
Hi Koog,You seem to be in the know,have you or anybody out there heard of Ideal Driver Training,of Winnipeg.They recruit Brit drivers,and also handle the driving re-test.Need to part with some hard earned soon,so it would be nice if the cash did`nt vanish before I get over.
No, never heard of them.
Wont the company where you're going sort all that stuff out for you?
#64
Re: truck drivers canada
Hi Koog,You seem to be in the know,have you or anybody out there heard of Ideal Driver Training,of Winnipeg.They recruit Brit drivers,and also handle the driving re-test.Need to part with some hard earned soon,so it would be nice if the cash did`nt vanish before I get over.
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#65
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Re: truck drivers canada
I to are in process of moving to work as truck driver in canada they tell me i need a visa to cross the boarder from canada to the usa but no one seems to know what visa is needed not even the us embassy.
would you know by chance
regards mick
#66
Re: truck drivers canada
Trucking from Canada to the USA, I think it is whats called an I-94, your hiring company will tell you about this, you take you passport to the USA?Canada broder on your first trip down to the USA, When you pay US$6.00, you will get your I-94 that will be stapled into your passport and needs to be renewed every 3 months.
Happy Travelling
Shazza 151
#67
Re: truck drivers canada
But have a look here:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=489395
All about border crossings as you can see there is no need to apply for one from the UK just do it at the border when initially crossing.
At the top of the Trucking forum thereare sticky threads to try and fill people in with all this info so I'd have a look through them they might help.
Cheers Dave
#68
Re: truck drivers canada
Shazza151 is correct.
But have a look here:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=489395
All about border crossings as you can see there is no need to apply for one from the UK just do it at the border when initially crossing.
At the top of the Trucking forum thereare sticky threads to try and fill people in with all this info so I'd have a look through them they might help.
Cheers Dave
But have a look here:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=489395
All about border crossings as you can see there is no need to apply for one from the UK just do it at the border when initially crossing.
At the top of the Trucking forum thereare sticky threads to try and fill people in with all this info so I'd have a look through them they might help.
Cheers Dave
Thanx!!! for backing up one of my many useless bit of information I have stuck in my head lol.
#69
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Re: truck drivers canada
Hi Koog,The agency fleece me for £750.00 Then get me a job,when I get over thereand sign up with the Trucking Company,they get a second 750,from me.Good work if you can get it!
#70
Re: truck drivers canada
The company I worked for sorted my test/training out and sorted all my paperwork out.
That was July '06 though. The people who have moved to Canada more recently will probably have a better take on what's happening these days. I'm sure you can still do it without using an agency though.
#71
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Re: truck drivers canada
Hi there, complete newby here, so hello to everyone,
I too would be interested to know what you have found out about drivers in Canada, I had the oppurtunity to go about 15 years ago but the (now ex) wife would have none of it.
Had a class 1 for 20 years with plenty of experience in abnormal loads,
thanks in advance
Mark
I too would be interested to know what you have found out about drivers in Canada, I had the oppurtunity to go about 15 years ago but the (now ex) wife would have none of it.
Had a class 1 for 20 years with plenty of experience in abnormal loads,
thanks in advance
Mark
#72
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Re: truck drivers canada
Hi there, complete newby here, so hello to everyone,
I too would be interested to know what you have found out about drivers in Canada, I had the oppurtunity to go about 15 years ago but the (now ex) wife would have none of it.
Had a class 1 for 20 years with plenty of experience in abnormal loads,
thanks in advance
Mark
I too would be interested to know what you have found out about drivers in Canada, I had the oppurtunity to go about 15 years ago but the (now ex) wife would have none of it.
Had a class 1 for 20 years with plenty of experience in abnormal loads,
thanks in advance
Mark
#73
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Location: 9 years in the canadian trucking industry... Niverville MB
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Re: truck drivers canada
Access Transportation in Winnipeg are actively recruiting foreign workers, Class 1 drivers without any middleman (saving you thousands) 2 years minimum experience, clean criminal record. If you can move to Canada in the next few months give em a call, All your work permits sorted for you and help with finding accomodation, bank accounts etc. 001-204-654-1347 call mon-fri 4-8pm UK time