Narrowed my search to 5 companies. Please help me narrow it down

I was your age when I started with Schneider in 1992. In my opinion Schneider is a great starter company because they have many different avenues to take within the company. Dedicated runs, tank etc. They hold your hand which being a new guy you need. You will have a lot of questions and they have heard them all.

23 years later now I have never done flatbed and wish I would have when I could of. Schneider used to have flats. Anyway if you ever plan on Someday buying your own rig Learn Flatbed now that's where the money is for Owner ops.

 

Tankers

Schneider Bulk
Tidewater Transit
CTL Transportation
Superior Carriers
SVTN
Trimac Transportation

All good for new CDL graduates.

 

I will go to superior carriers yesterday but they want 1 1/2 years.

 

Boom! There he is. I'd apply at every one of those.

 

Drop an app, see what happens.

 

Maybe in California, but not everywhere. They are picky about the school you graduated from though.

 

Do you know if Roadmaster is considered a good school for companies that are picky about that? Or does it just depend?

 

Roadmaster is recognized throughout the trucking industry as an excellent school.

 

And I couldn't recommend against this advice strong enough. I was a trainer for SNBC for a while. Starting with tanks would make you a safer driver than one coming from van or flat. No bad habits to break.