Best Flatbed Company for a Student?

I have applied at Maverick, TMC, and Roehl. My ultimate goal is to go into heavy haul, so I have narrowed my choices down to Roehl and TMC. My thinking is starting out in an auto wouldn't be a wise choice, seeing as a lot of the heavy haul companies have standard unsynchronized transmissions.

 

Thanks, seems like a lot of the companies here in my area are dryvan or reefer companies, but I'll seek out those companies and go knock on their doors.

 

Thanks, the toughest part about it is my schedule at truck driving school, it's 8-5 Monday through Friday, leaving only Saturday to go and knock on doors.

 

Thanks, my schedule will ease up a little bit in two weeks when I'm set to graduate! But then the "race" will be on to get hired so I can have a smooth transition from the U.S. Army to truck driver.

 

13 years, drove truck and trailer combinations in the Army.