ND or MN Companies that hire out of school

Long term? At least home on weekends sounds nice. Short term (a year or two) otr is completely fine by me and who knows if I love it I might stay just seems hard on a relationship. I’m not overly picky on this part the location and company being fair are what I’m most worried about. Essentially case is this I live in NH, my fiancé lives in Manitoba around Steinbach. Looking to move out there bank roll for a year (which is where otr seems best option living in the truck and when borders open park at the terminal take my personal vehicle up to see her and repeat). We’ve already agreed on after we get married working on getting her over here. At that point I’d look into getting a house in the area keeping me close to work and her close to family as well. At that point I’d think a home weekly gig or home nightly/every other night would be preferable. I’ll be getting my hazmat/doubles triples/tanker endorsements before I leave school. Eventually tanker or flatbed sounds fun but who knows as I haven’t actually carried any freight yet. Being treated fairly and the location as of this time is what I’m looking at most.

 

Heard of Marvins looked into them a little, others hadn’t seen come up appreciated.

 

Also to everyone I do have long hair and won’t have a company make me cut it if that matters for any recommendations. No problem putting it up, no problem putting it up and tucking it under a beanie. Try to force me to cut it? Hard pass.

 

Yes or Magnum even though they don’t run Canada the way they do home time once the borders open would be very suitable. Run hard for 3-4 weeks take 7 days with her. I have reached out to S&S, Magnum, and Britton. Think those so far are my top three choices from what I’ve seen. Actively looking into all that have been recommended as they come up as well. Looking at how they stack up with detention, layover, and all that good stuff.

 

Yeah I know just figured I’d throw it out there on the off chance. Heard TMC and someone say oil refineries having rules so just in case. I’d hate to get to orientation just to be kicked out over what should be a non issue.

 

Coming back to see if you have any ideas. I talked to Tony today. He was absolutely up to working with me. One catch though, he said I’d need a physical address for the application to cover them legally. Since they say they don’t hire from New England doesn’t want someone to be able to try to sue for saying they don’t then hiring me with a NH address. Any suggestions? I don’t know anyone that lives in ND or MN. He suggested if I knew someone around to ask to stay a few days with permission to use their address for that. He said a PO Box wouldn’t satisfy the application form, needs to be physical. Maybe I bite it and get a studio apartment?