Name local companies in so cal that hire with no experience

You don't need OTR experience. Have you driven at all since getting your cdl?
Try this one - Cargomatic > Apply On Company Site
Cargomatic offers CDL-A company truck drivers:

• Local routes available – home daily
• No touch freight
• Day and night driving opportunities
• Earn up to $2,500 per week
• Generous stock option plan
• 100% covered medical & dental benefits
• Vacation & sick time

Join a rapidly-growing tech company at the ground floor –the sky is the limit!

 

CEMAK Trucking
Education/Experience

• California Class A permit with doubles/triples endorsements

• The ability to drive a manual 10-speed transmission truck

• The ability to undergo and complete our Company’s driver training program

*Experience as a Class A driver is preferred but not required*

 

McLane Company - click here for info > Apply On Company Site

• Have a High School Diploma or GED.
• Be at least 21 years of age.
• Possess a CDL Class A License and successful completion of the McLane Driver Training Program.

 

Mountain Valley Express > Apply On Company Site
We offer competitive wages as well as an excellent benefits package!

• Yearlong/Full-time Class A Drivers
• No experience needed, we'll train current Class A Drivers
• You're home every day with weekends off
• Hazmat and Doubles Endorsements preferred
• Short reverse commute

 

Robertsons Ready Mix

• Applicants must be at least 23 years of age, No Experience Necessary.
• Please submit a DMV H6 Form that is no less than 30 days old (10 year DMV printout)

Applications can be submitted online or in person, and should be submitted with a current copy of your DMV H6 Printout.

-Online: Application can be submitted at Employment - Robertson's

 

@Chinatown All of this information is really good. I've recently graduated CDL school and looking to work out of So Cal too. It's hard to find companies that train new drivers, but I know they're out there. Here's my short list for doing regional so far - do you have anything to add?
CRST
Werner
Northern Refrigerated
Old Dominion
I was hoping to get a no-touch freight job and really like Werner, but I just spent time learning manual at school and Werner only runs automatic trans. My concern is taking a job like this, forgetting how to drive manual, ending up out of work somehow, and having to be limited to automatic because I forgot everything about manual.

 

Are you in LA?
All carriers, except specialized carriers, are switching to automatics.
If you learned manual at school; it's like riding bicycle, you never forget.

 

@Chinatown I'm in Orange County, Fullerton; about 25 miles south of LA. I was about to apply to CR England, they're 2 miles from my house, but then I read the reviews on here! I really do like Werner, but had so much trouble learning manual I thought I should continue with it until I really got it down. But I see the logic of what you're saying!

Thanks for pointing that out. I'm really brain dead after spending so much time applying and investigating companies in my area.

 

@imgoingfwrd - what do you think of the other companies I listed on this thread?
Here's another one:
National Carriers | The Elite Fleet
We're Committed to Training New Drivers
When you enjoy something and you're good at it, teaching comes naturally - and it's fun. That's how we feel about training recent CDL grads. But it's not just the feeling. It's a commitment. We know that staying elite depends on helping the next generation get started and keep going strong.
Must have a valid CDL with successful completion of an accredited CDL school.