Which Co is good & as a rookie what Co/position should I consider

First question is your location.

Next question- what kind of trucking are you looking to do? Dry van, reefer, flatbed, car hauling, tank, etc

I came into trucking with only class b experience myself. I found a company local to me that was willing to work with me. I personally prefer my small company.

Even if a place doesn't advertise that they train, try anyways. My company didn't but my hiring actually spawned a training program because I was a success

Follow some of the threads on here outlining career beginnings. Lots to pick up on.

Good luck!

 

Where are you in North Carolina; might be some local stuff there if you let us know.
I'd go with Freymiller (refrigerated) or Danny Herman Trucking (dry van).
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If you want teams, look at Bottomley Enterprises Inc. in Ennice, North Carolina.

 

Danny Herman has an excellent reputation; lots of southern California runs and NO northeast runs.
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CFI probably has women trainers available. www.drivecficompanydriver.com

CFI has their own cdl school and refresher course if you need it.

 

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One of our very own female drivers, Stephanie Klang, was named as an ATA’s America’s Road Team Captain. Stephanie surpassed an incredible milestone of driving over three million safe miles!

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Danny Herman hires in most states, in yellow, on this map.