Flatbed companies that hire cdl grads/ rookies?

PTDI there in Penn. Melton, host of others on Google search.

 

Paul Transportation
paulinc.com
15202 E Admiral Pl, Tulsa, OK 74116
Runs all over the Southwest and hires all over the Southwest.

 

No state income taxes in Nevada and Texas, plus Arizona is phasing out state income taxes.

 

Looks like Roehl Transport has a couple flatbed terminals in the Southwest; Phoenix & Las Vegas.
One driver here in Las Vegas area pulls flatbed for Roehl, but don't know how to contact him anymore.
Roehl Transport, Inc.
www.roehl.jobs
4204 Arcata Way, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
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Roehl Transport, Inc.
roehl.jobs
4909 W Lower Buckeye Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85043
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News reports show in Phoenix, home prices and rents are going up substantially. Overall, Arizona is a nice state.
Still some good deals in Las Vegas area for home prices and rents.
One place here in Las Vegas/Henderson has been running ads for purchasing new homes with no money down.

 

Home - Leavitts
Has regional runs and hires in Nevada.
What Does a Regional Trucking Operation Mean to a Driver?
More Time Spent at Home
A regional truck driver is someone who will stay within a certain region of the country, usually within a 1,000-mile radius of a certain point. The regions can be defined by sectors within the country such as the North East, South, and West Coast. Regional truck drivers generally live in the same region in which they work, so they have ample amount of time at home.
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Did you try Western Express? Their flatbed division hires from all 48. Don't listen to what everyone says about them. You just gotta break into the industry some kind for way. You can get good experience and run some miles there. It'll get you some experience and you'll be able to move on to other flatbed companies. The issue is that most flatbed companies east of I-35. Also I'd try Swift's flatbed division and TMC.

 

I'm onboard with Western Express and Swift Flatbed.
I don't think TMC hires that far West.