New to Trucking?
Get Paid to Get Your CDL.
You don't need a truck, a CDL, or years of experience to start a driving career — you need a plan. Tell us a bit about yourself and we'll walk you through how PAM's training path works.
A structured, paid CDL training program
Work toward your CDL through a training program built to take you from zero experience to licensed driver — no truck ownership or prior road time required to apply.
A weekly stipend while you train
Training programs like this typically include a weekly stipend to help you cover expenses while you're off the road and in the classroom or behind the wheel with an instructor.
Lodging covered during training
Housing during the training period is generally provided, so you're not trying to figure out where to sleep on top of everything else you're learning.
A driving job waiting when you finish
The point of training isn't a certificate — it's a job. Programs like this are built to move you straight from training into a seat, not out the door to fend for yourself.
Referred by a current PAM driver
This opportunity was shared by someone who already drives for PAM Transport — not a staffing agency, not a cold recruiter. Real driver, real referral.
Program details, pay, equipment, and lease terms are set by PAM Transport and can change — confirm current terms during your application.
This site is independently operated by a current PAM Transport driver and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by PAM Transport. PAM Transport sets and administers all referral program terms, eligibility, and payouts.