Rosedale Transportation

Keep us posted; congratulations from one Tennessee vet to another.

 

Don't know anything about them except they hire new CDL grads. I found out about them from some business article I read a few months ago. Seems like they may have a connection to the carpet industry, but not sure.
If you can, stick with them at least 6 months then more opportunities will open for you. Never know, the company may be good enough to stick around.
Keep us informed on your opinions of the company.

 

If you decide to stay with flatbed trucking, start a backup plan. I did that throughout my career; always had a list of companies to jump to if needed and it worked. Was never unemployed my entire life. You can do this and stay qualified for any other companies such as any endorsements, TWIC,passport, etc they may require.
I started out with a horrible company and my next job was hauling Pro-Craft boats from their factory in Murfreesboro. Still kept my list updated for future use.
Check these and decide if you're interested for a possible move in the future:
Transport National
Lone Star Transportation
Keim TS
CT Transportation
Waggoners Trucking

 

.40 is real good. Not many companies start new drivers that high.
Jim Palmer starts at .40 and Earl Henderson at .38, so you're doing real good. Many new drivers starting out at .22 or .31, etc.