Yes, you can certainly get a CDL... The hard part will be finding a carrier to hire you. If you have a felony you cannot enter Canada without a Minister's Permit, which, I'm told, is not an easy or cheap thing to acquire. Many carriers require that a driver be able to go into Canada, whether they run much of it or not. This is a question people ask all of the time - but unfortunately I have no information on what it takes to get a Minister's Permit.

United States Supply maintains a stock of our most frequently ordered products; particularly with regards to Squeegee, Rubber Belts, Felts, Conveyors, Cheesecloth, Dalo markers, Roll lagging, and Leader tapes. If the product ordered is a stock item, we pledge to ship Domestic orders the same day ordered, if the order is placed before 2:00 PM, EST. Note: Export shipments generally require additional time for paperwork, scheduling bookings, transit to port, etc. See similar questions...

The answer to this question obviously depends on the severity and type of problem and, sometimes, what odds one is willing to take. Some patches, for example, are a high risk, but, nonetheless, still performed as the Belt has a lot of useful rubber remaining. Surface - Cracks on the surface of a Belt, if they are not too numerous or extensive, can be patched using a special repair compound available from United States Supply Co. Please see our Rubber Belt Repair Instructions. See similar questions...

In most jurisdictions, a felony is any crime where the maximum potential penalty that a defendant may face either exceeds one year in jail or is death. See similar questions...

A "CDL" is a Commercial Drivers License. It meets certain "standards" that are the same for every state. It differs from the Kentucky "operator's" or "chauffeur's" licenses. It is required if you drive certain kinds of commercial vehicles. See similar questions...