New Idaho CDL A Driver jobs?

Driver Jobs at Lynden | Lynden
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DRIVE FRASIER — Frasier Transport, Inc.
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Idaho Trucking Employment - Gary Blick Trucking

 

I'd also recommend looking at Scott Jackson trucking out of Jerome and Arlo G Lott. Don't know if they're currently hiring but I've talked to a few of their drivers and they seem happy. Good looking trucks and a lot of them. There are a ton of options in Idaho.

 

What carriers (if any) visited your class -- while you were in CDL school?

Did you talk with any of them?

What did/do you think?

-- L

 

A common mistake that many rookie drivers make....is they assume a carrier must be a certain, sho-nuf loser...if they have a less-than-amazing experience with one recruiter.

One bad car salesperson does not make GM (or Toyota, or RAM...or whoever) a bad company.

Swift offers a lot of different opportunities...& brings a lot to the table....that other carriers can't/won't.

Don't dismiss them so fast.

For example....here's a Swift opportunity to get some experience in "heavy haul"...without first doing years of flatbed (imagine flatbed -- but without all that tarping ):

Swift -- CDL "A" truck driver -- heavy haul -- Idaho

Heavy haul is where the real money is...in the world of flatbed/open deck.

That's just one example.

The bottom line: in today's freight market -- give Swift a second look.

Especially if they have made you a solid offer.

-- L

 

Drive Freymiller – Freymiller Truck Driving Opportunities and Recruiting
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You're correct about the heavy-haul. Other reefer companies advertise heavy-haul and that means what you posted:
From @johndotsun :
"Regarding the heavy haul, I did a little checking last week and I believe that's just reefer/dryvan with a higher weight/axle count for Costco/similar rather than open deck stuff?"
Here's Swift heavy-haul trailers: