New cdl where should I go? Texas or Oklahoma

You buy your own RV tow it to the oilfield, find a patch to park it. Pay monthly on the patch and utilites. Eventually you are buried in money that you can buy your house anywhere in the USA.

Oilfields are fantastic, but they endure good times and bad really quick and everything in between.

We are gas in Arkansas and I can tell if the rigs are busy by going past the fracking yard to see if it's full or empty on a workday.

Another problem is that it will get just as cold in OK or Texas if mother nature has a mind to.

 

Well, Texas has no state income tax so that's a plus. But what are you trying to do, work on a crew or drive by yourself?

 

Head out to the oil fields in western pa

 

If you went to a CDL school, there's crude oil companies that might hire you right off the bat.

You won't be last in line either. Their thinking is that they can train you from the start to do everything their way & turn you into a "company" man.

 

I'd say McLane. My 2 cents

 

You can go on You Tube and watch the videos that drivers are posting on a daily basis. Most of these truckers have come up through the ranks as most of us have and are very honest about their experiences. You can watch HTown trucker or Chasin Andrew Jackson or Golden Child Trucker. All of these drivers are very honest about their everyday experiences and the ups and downs of the oilfield. All of these truckers are located in west Texas

 

If you’re from the east coast check out PA and Ohio.. Halliburton, Schlumberger, some big ones that hire almost anyone with a CDL. I’m in ND and haul a flat. Have run sand too, it’s not bad. ND really isn’t as bad as you would think and there’s jobs everywhere... almost literally a now hiring on most corners lol.