Aspiring Flatbedder with limited work history

Hello C Hemp.
There are several good flatbed companies in the industry. Look for one that offers a good profit sharing plan as well as top flatbed pay. Most of the larger companies offer pretty good insurance and 401-K plans. Some offer both traditional and Roth plans. Compare tarp pay as well as compensation for extra stops and oversize loads. jdspain1950@yahoo.com

 

Yo yo yo Chronic in the House?

 

Don't forget about PGT. Their drivers do ok. It's a Pennsylvania based company. And once you gain experience there are tons of challenges in their heavy haul segment. (Better known as Southern Pines.)

 

Did you contact Jones Bros. Trucking in Missoula,Montana? I know what the website has, but a guy in North Carolina posted he was approved for cdl school there.
CDL TRAINING
During the CDL Training phase, students will focus on safe operation of a truck/trailer combination vehicle. (Vehicle Inspection/Driving/Backing). Length of CDL Training is 3-4 weeks.
Trucks governed @ 68 mph.

 

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In my opinion... maverick would not be a bad choice. I work for a competitor of maverick and i still think they have good training, quality equipment and trucks all look new.