Recruiter truth? Any?

Happens every day. Do the 12 mos. obligation, then go to a tanker company.
With 12 mos. driving experience, many tanker companies will hire you.
The only potential problem I see is the teaming; not everyone is suitable for teaming. Being home on weekends can help with that though; you get a break from being stuck in a truck with another person.
There's a father/son team in Colorado Springs that did the Schneider team together as part of their contract, and said it was ok. They completed the contract then moved on to another company.

 

Colorado is Coors and other big tanker things. What does HE mean cannot be hired...

 

@gentleroger ?

 

Check with Careers Worldwide Truck Driving School in Colorado. They may have some other deals you'd be interested in where school is paid for by trucking companies.

 

SNI doesn't have t have enough tanker freight volume to get him home so we don't hire in that area.

The recruiter is telling the truth in regards to the details of the position. Whether it's better then bulk is debatable, as is if it's the best option.

Teaming would never work for me. If there are other options I would explore them

 

Whatever it takes to get the job done. You'll be rolling down the highway soon.

 

Missed the Topeka Home Depot part. That's a pretty good account, know a few guys running it that are very happy.