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CDL Driver Support

Bring your Class A or Class B experience into a more deliberate carrier conversation.

Apply as a Driver

Your Experience. Your Next Step.

HBI 360 supports introductions between qualified CDL drivers and carriers when the carrier has authorized that process. Each carrier controls its own qualifications, equipment, and hiring decisions.

What to Prepare

  • Share the CDL class, work history, equipment experience, and preferences you want a carrier to understand.
  • Maintain the credentials and records required for the work you pursue, then confirm the carrier’s specific requirements directly.
  • Review endorsements, medical certification, experience, and any other qualifications with the carrier or the appropriate authority rather than relying on generalized guidance.
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How It Works

  1. 1

    Share your CDL background

  2. 2

    Align on the carrier context

  3. 3

    Move forward with clear expectations

Driver Questions, Answered
What is the difference between Class A and Class B work?

The correct class depends on the vehicle and trailer configuration under applicable rules. A carrier and the relevant licensing authority are the right sources for determining what is required for a specific operation.

Does HBI 360 guarantee a carrier introduction?

No. An introduction depends on the available driver information, carrier authorization, and current needs. HBI 360 does not guarantee placements.

Can HBI 360 advise on my CDL status?

We can help you prepare for a professional conversation, but HBI 360 does not issue licenses or make licensing determinations. Contact the appropriate authority for official guidance.