Best Trucking Company?

@Chinatown

 

Go tanker!

Consider the Bryan, TX location of the following carrier to get your CDL -- & further training as a new driver:

https://www.wdtmilk.com/driver-academy

-- L

 

Here's a good place to get started right now.
Don't need a cdl, but will help you get a cdl if you're a good worker.
Labatt Food Service
6650 Pine Vista Ln
Houston, TX 77092

$700 - $760 a week
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Labatt Food Service is now hiring for a Driver Helper at the Houston location.
The Driver Helper is responsible for assisting Delivery Drivers in unloading 600-1,200 cases per day by hand at designated stops. The routes are local and you will be able to be home with your family every night and on weekends. The schedule is Monday – Friday, with dispatch times between 3:00 am and 5:00 am.
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• Career path to promote to Student Driver and Route Driver
• Paid Training to acquire your Class A Permit or CDL.
• Home Every Night and Weekends

Candidates are strongly encouraged to fill out an application online.

 

I don't know if this one will let you start on the docks at 20 yrs. old or not.
Dock to Driver Training Program | Lynden
1417 E Richey Rd
Houston, TX 77073

At Lynden, we are looking for candidates who want to learn from the ground up by working our docks while going to school to get the training needed to earn your CDL class A license. You’ll have an assigned mentor and learn about Lynden too, so that when you get your license, you’re ready to move into the driver’s seat. We even pay the tuition at an accredited school of your choice.

 

If all the other suggestions made here should later give you the "cold shoulder" -- you could always try Schneider (that's where/how I got my start) -- they have TWO terminals in the Houston area:

Schneider Ntnl -- dry van -- OTR eastern 37 states

You can get your CDL with/thru them, as well.

-- L

 

Both Maverick, and TMC are decent choices for a first gig.