I'm almost through my first week of trucking school (love it! Pretrips since day one lol) looking for a few good companies with decent starting pay. I understand I need my experience before I can try and specialize in tankers. But I'm looking to begin in either dry van, Reefer, or flatbed. I'm would like to move into driving Tanker in a year or two and would like to get with a decent company have looked into schneider, maverick, TMC, and Werner. Any other suggestions? If not where you place these companies on how they treat their employees? And do any of them have any good owner op programs?
I'm first week of trucking school looking for a good company
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Newbietruckee, Jul 19, 2017.
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Where is your location, so we know the hiring area you live in.
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Missouri
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No trucking companies there...
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West Side Transport - dry van
Abilene Motor Express - 72 mph trucks/dry van and refrigerated trailers.
Contract Freighters Inc.- dry van in Joplin,MO(www.cfidrive.com)
Freymiller - refrigerated/hires new cdl grads through their "Restore Program" on the website. Coast to coast trucking.
Transport National - flatbed/Strafford & Joplin,MO/hiring new cdl grads at all terminals.
Western Dairy Transport - milk tankers/Cabool,MO
Britton Transport - flatbed/van/reefer to choose from.
Dynamic Transit - coast to coast refrigerated trucking/"The Dynamic Transit service area is all of the lower 48 states. Core business is focused around the Midwest, Southeast, Western Plains and West Coast. Have locations in St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver and Los Angeles."
Paul Transportation - flatbed
Keim TS - flatbed
Navajo Express - coast to coast refrigerated trucking.Last edited: Jul 19, 2017
OLDSKOOLERnWV and Newbietruckee Thank this. -
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If You want tankers? Go directly to tankers, pass go and collect your $200. dont waste your time with anything else. Plenty of companies looking for tank drivers
newshoes, Danny N Angel, street beater and 2 others Thank this. -
My two cents would be get your experience with a dry van or a flatbed, tankers are a different type of animal and I'm not implying you won't be able to handle it but it really does require a skill.
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Tankers are not hard at all, Really easy to learn and great money to startDanny N Angel, homeskillet, G13Tomcat and 1 other person Thank this.
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