Does anybody know of any flatbed companies that hire recent graduates out of Texas. I'm basically live in the dead center of the state. Anybody got any ideas..... other than Swift?
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Rookie driver looking for flatbed company that hires out of TX
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I should add that I'm not interested in Maverick either. I prefer to avoid driving automatics as much as possible.
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Try McElroy. I think they have a terminal in Texas.
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An excellent decsion. Auto-shifts are another part of the "dumbing down" process of the industry. EVERY new driver needs to know hot to and be proficient in working a manual transmission.Last edited by a moderator: Jan 21, 2012
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TY mgfg... I agree... and that is one of the main reasons I haven't called maverick.
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Prime hires out of Texas. We have a lot of freight coming out of there too.
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all my new drivers start out in auto shift trucks i hired a new guy from melton he lasted 5 weeks before he missed a gear and over reved the motor and droped a valve never again
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Set the rev limiter in the ecm, problem solved.American-Trucker Thanks this.
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Prime has a flatbead division?
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Seems that if you are paying attention to what you are doing you would know that you weren't in gear when you started pressing the gas pedal.... Coming from Melton, I thought they ran standards?
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