Roadmaster is expensive and owned by Werner.
I'd call the companies you're interested in and ask which school they hire from.
Might not even be Continental or Roadmaster. Might be a community college cdl school in the area.
This looks good on Continental website:
Continental has a certificate of approval from the Texas Workforce Commission to operate a career school or college in the state of Texas.
Good companies that hire recent CDL grads in the Dallas, TX?
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I agree with you there's absolutely more to a good company than the pay. I'm coming from the security industry so I know a thing or two about ####ty companies and the way they treat employees so best believe I'm looking for someplace that treats me like I'm more than just a number. -
Another tanker option, given your location:
CAREERS & APPRENTICE PROGRAM | wdtmilk.com
Most of their terminals appear to be in Texas.
The tanker world offers many advantages over pulling boxes.
You might look into it.
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New rules; cdl schools must be on this list:
Training Provider Registry - tpr.fmcsa.dot.gov
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But the idea here is to get you started off on the right foot in the tanker world, at someplace besides a so-called, "mega-carrier".
The experience you get learning to pull an unbaffled tank doing milk will allow you to pivot to much better paying jobs, later.
Many drivers who wind up in the tanker world wished they had gone into that sector, sooner/earlier.
Just some food for thought.
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