Driver Training Program

Your Path to Becoming a G7 Driver

CDL drivers overview

If you have decided to become a truck driver, we are here to guide you every step of the way. Begin your career as an Over the Road driver and build valuable experience with a team that supports your growth. Company drivers at G7 are eligible for benefits including health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.

Apply for the program and obtain your Class A Permit in your home state. A recruiter will contact you to confirm qualifications and guide you through the next steps.

Attend orientation at one of our training locations. G7 covers transportation to orientation. Complete hands on, computer based, and simulator training before getting behind the wheel.

Receive one on one instruction with a certified trainer. Practice the skills required for your CDL exam and gain real freight hauling experience.

Pass your CDL exam at a G7 training center. Drivers who pass on their first attempt receive a 250 dollar bonus.

Complete final training with a certified trainer for a minimum of 30000 miles. Earn at least 900 dollars per week while available for dispatch. Minimum 672 dollars per week if available for dispatch while at home. All pay is based on availability for dispatch.

Hit the road. After completing training, you may qualify for upgrade review based on truck availability. Continue as a company driver or choose to operate as an independent contractor. The choice is yours.

cdl holders

Get Your Class A Permit

Before attending orientation, you must obtain your Commercial Learner Permit in your home state. Our program prepares you for your Class A CDL, but the permit must be secured in advance.

Driver application

FAQ

frequently asked questions

Find clear answers to the most common questions about our services, policies, and pro

What types of semi-trucks do you lease?

We offer a wide range of semi-trucks, including day cabs, sleeper trucks, and heavy-duty commercial vehicles suitable for long-haul, regional, and local operations. Our inventory includes reliable models designed for different business needs.

Who can apply for a truck lease?

Our leasing programs are available to owner-operators, small trucking businesses, and established fleets. Applicants typically need a valid commercial driver’s license (CDL) and basic business or credit information.

What are the benefits of leasing instead of buying a truck?

Leasing allows you to operate newer equipment with lower upfront costs, predictable monthly payments, and reduced maintenance concerns. It also helps preserve cash flow while growing your business.

How long are your lease terms?

We offer flexible lease terms depending on your operational needs, usually ranging from short-term agreements to multi-year leases. Our team works with you to find the best option for your budget and goals.

Is maintenance included in the lease?

Maintenance options vary by lease plan. Some agreements include scheduled maintenance and service support, while others allow customers to manage maintenance independently for greater flexibility.

Can I lease a truck with less-than-perfect credit?

Yes. We understand that every business situation is different. Our financing partners review applications individually and may offer solutions even if your credit history is limited or improving.