Just got my CDL from Madison WI.

Roehl is a good one

 

Roehl or Millis, can't go wrong.

 

Don't think millis takes newbies unless its thru their school

 

Plenty of good choices; submit lots of applications:
Don Hummer Trucking
Veriha Trucking - stay in eastern states
Schuster - major account is "Blue Bunny Ice Cream"
Freymiller - yes, they hire new cdl grads and drivers with less than 6 mos. experience.One of the best refrigerated carriers.
Magnum Ltd.
Abilene Motor Express - 72 mph trucks
Navajo Express
McLane Foodservice - hard work, but probably make $70K
Halvor Lines
Transport National - Oak Creek & Rothschild,WI - hiring new cdl grads at all terminals.
Green Transportation - based in Holland,MI
Contract Freighters Inc. (www.cfidrive.com)

 

Congrats driver!

 

All the medium to large companies have good training programs; they can't afford not to.
A few of the drivers may not be good trainees, but the opportunities are there if they can grasp it.

 

Paper transport incorporated

 

Mansur out of Janesville will hire students. Smaller flatbed outfit, I don't have any first hand experience but I've heard nothing but good about their program.

Meiborg Brothers out of Rockford is a smaller van company that will take students on a case by case basis. I would not recommend them unless you're an overachiever in comparison to most CDL school grads though... their program is not accomadating to those who need their hand held every step of the way.

Out of the 3 you listed that have sent offers I would go with Wolding as I've heard a lot better things about them than Schneider or Melton. But don't sell yourself short either, a lot of freight moves across 90/94 through than area and thus companies as well...