Suggestions on Mlps/St Paul tanker or flatbed companies

Yes, some tanker companies hire new CDL graduates. Here's a good mix of companies to look at. Ignore any "experience required" and apply anyway if you're interested in a company.

Blachowske Truck Line
Roehl Transport
Maverick
JBS Carriers
TMC
Superior Carriers
Schneider Bulk
NAPA Auto Parts
Melton Truck Lines

 

Some based there or have terminals there.

 

I don't believe any of those are "Based" in the cities.

Blachowske-Brandon, South Dakota, no terminal in the cities
Roehl-Marshfield, Wi. Only a drop yard in the cites
Maverick-Little Rock, Arkansas. No Terminal in the cites
JBS-Greely, Colorado. No terminal in the cities
TMC-Des Moines, Iowa. No terminal in the cites
Superior Carriers- Oak Brook, Illinois. No terminal in the cites
Schneider Bulk-Green Bay, Wi. No terminal in the cites
NAPA Auto Parts- 1 freight hauler job in the cites. Must have class A or B
Melton-Tulsa, Oklahoma. No terminal in the cites

Locations are as listed by company websites

 

I live in Rochester, MN about 75 minutes from Roehl's drop yard in St. Paul and run flatbed out of there. I park the truck there while on hometime.

 

If you want to get into an LTL company ABF and Conway Freight are both taking students in the twin cites area.

 

Schneider has flatbed division in Minneapolis on a dedicated account.

 

You're splitting hairs. Many companies have dedicated accounts that won't be listed on their websites. Dedicated or logistics accounts won't usually be listed as terminals or on trucking company websites, but the trucks assigned to those accounts will be "based" at that location. Just a couple of the hundreds of examples are grocery warehouses or Walmart Distribution Centers. These accounts won't be listed on websites, but various trucking companies may have 100 trucks based at those locations.