Change of career

Mainah said: ↑

I went to NTI in Bangor and they have a really good program there!

If you want tanker you can haul milk for either Lyle Peirce, Clark Milk Transport, or M.A. Haskell.
For fuel haulers you got JP Noonan, Deadriver, and Fabian.
Abenaqui, Irving, H.O. Bouchard and Hartt require at least 1 year TT exp.

If you want something else, try Sysco, PFG, Dennis Paper, Ross Express, ABF, Estes, and Central Transport. Some of them may require a year of TT exp.
I work for PFG NorthCenter. Its a lot of hard physical work, but it pays well, good benefits, home nights, weekends off, and its usually just a 4 day work week. We do 5 days in summer when its busy and new guys will have to do Saturdays, but its only for 8 weeks.

And then there are several otr companies to choose from. What ever you decide to do is up to you, but do your research on companies and choose carefully. Where ever you do go, try to stay at least one year and good luck with a new career.
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I appreciate your post here as I'm looking for good options to get started as an upcoming new driver. I live in Mass. and aim to start driving regionally/locally in order to find the right balance with commitments to family. I'll take a look at the companies you listed. Thanks.

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