You guys are killing me.......

This thread includes links to Roehl's website for those who would like additional details regarding their training programs and the commitments involved.
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...-even-if-you-independently-obtain-cdl.301973/

 

Out of your list and priority ranking I would choose roehl.
They are ran by military folks as well as tmc.
One of the easier companies to get onto.

75k miles is nothing.

Schneider has a 14/7 tank regional. Would be good to your list.

Have you looked into Sysco or Kroger?
They need drivers always. Kroger pays something awful like $13 /hr + 1cpm lol but its home every night.

 

1cpm? WTF?????

 

Guys, I have been talking with a Roehl recruiter for about a month now. I have about 3 years experience overall driving CDL. They will be starting me at about .45cpm, I will get flatbed training, they will fly me from Vegas to Orientation in WI. (there or Gary) for Orientation & Tarp trng. They will pay for everything; flight, hotel, food, plus $100 daily pay, etc.
At the end of this apprx. 2 week trng. I will go solo flatbed 14/7 and will have NO CONTRACT to worry about!!!! Just wanted to clearify the BS that there is a CONTRACT FOR ALL....... NOT!!!!
Also, I've worked for Crete, another good BiGGy, that PAYS GOOD, JUST SLOW ROLLING at 63 or 65mph, also has the "stop yo ###" safety feature if youre about to hit someone (which personally I hate).
Lastly, Ive never been a O/O, but I like the fact that Roehl has ALL OPTIONS AVAILABLE. From 7/7 on/off, to all the diiff types of trailers, to O/O lease opt. plan... I HOPE TO BE HERE A WHILE. Will start trng soon, will keep yall posted.

 

Sounds good, but you will have to slip seat the truck on a 14/7.

 

That's a lot of abouts @MadMax17

Think you are about to be pissed off & underwhelming. Better to KNOW.

Text the recruiter and get it in writing before u go out.