Schneider National Carriers - Green Bay, Wi.?

Any advice on Schneider for a MN new driver? They've got a 2 wk on, 1 wk off program but it definitely doesn't sound Regional. Much like CRE they've also got a one year contract for their training, but that seems to be standard, unless I go pay for the training on my own. Any input would be appreciated.

 

Pull up a search on here and you will find plenty of info on Schneider.
Not avoiding answering you, but you will probably find any answers and more doing it that way.

 

schneiderdriver.com has alot of stuff to read also

 

Not sure if you have seen the site pumkindriver.com but there is a bunch of folks from the road, as well as their training school that go on there. Some of the TE's do as well.
Hope that helps,,
Safe journeys.
Gagoon

 

flatbed gone, no practical miles, 34/ mile, and auto shift...

 

Pumpkin got rid of flats? Sheesh everythnigs changed since I last drove. After 10 years off the road, its been interesting noting all the changes that have happened.

 

Sold them and the drivers to Maverick.

 

Are you folks saying Schneider got rid of flat beds??? If thats the case they sure havent done it up here....I see flats and roll tights al the time running around up here ####### the freight!!!

 

Maverick Transportation to Acquire the Specialized Division of Schneider National

 

####### the frieght, lol thats a good way to put it.

Thanks for the link Rev