Companies and Physicals

Every company I worked for paid for my DOT Medical when I worked for them. A few companies I worked for accepted my current DOT card if it had time left before it expired.

 

Dude that is a big BP drop in such a short time. You are doing so good.

 

Old Dominion Freight Line
3915 W Morris St
Indianapolis IN 46241
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This company hires new cdl school grads. You already have all the endorsements required.

 

Sorry you already were laid off.
Maybe try a reefer company; won't be laid off with refrigerated freight.

 

JRayl Transport | Quality Freight Services and Truck Driving Jobs
Hires new cdl school grads & also has their own cdl school.
Has local/ regional/OTR positions available.

Indianapolis Terminal

• No touch freight
• Salary Pay of up to $1,500/week OR Competitive Mileage Package up to .55 per mile
• Customizable home time

 

Try this company, even if you think you won't be hired.
www.sodrelcareers.com
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Sodrel Truck Lines
www.sodrelcareers.com
1254 S West St, Indianapolis, IN 46225
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www.sodrelcareers.com
***we also have home daily routes at these location*** The pay range for these positions is: $60,000 - $85,000 depending on the route.

 

I've worked for a couple places that I had to front the cost and got reimbursed.

They were both small, family owned outfits, though.

 

1. This one could very well be more seasonal...with work slowing way down (and thus, your paycheck) after the weather warms back up. Ya might wanna have a "plan B" (and/or another side gig) ready.....

2. I've been doing fuel delivery now, for about a year and a half. To be totally honest--I can't in good conscience recommend it for someone just out of CDL school. Why? Mistakes with fuel tend to be either....(a) VER-RY expensive; (b) VER-RY dangerous...or (c) Both. Fuel delivery can thus be a very unforgiving world. If you are interested in tanker duty--go for food-grade work, first....and get some real experience there (at least a year--two is much more marketable, though). Examples: Indian River Transport, or maybe Carry Transit. Both of those hire new CDL grads.

3. 4 pm to 2 am is a pretty typical work shift schedule, for someone just starting out in fuel delivery (been there, still doing that ). Yes--that is MUCH tougher--if you are married, and have children (I get it).

--Lual