No Experience Want Training and Be Safe for 1st Job
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by EagleTrucker, Oct 8, 2025 at 1:04 AM.
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Deluxe Auto Carriers - Proficient Auto Logistics
Ad says; "Will Train"EagleTrucker Thanks this. -
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Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Inc. (terminals)
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Prime Inc. refrigerated division has an extensive, thorough training program for new cdl school grads.
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ODFL Freight Shipping near Los Angeles, California
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Here's a copy/paste from another thread about Melton Truck Lines
RumbleDumbleBobtail Member
NewI worked at Melton, had a fantastic experience. I know you said you’re 59, (I’m 28) so maybe flatbed won’t be for you (I’m not sure how much physical work you want to do)
orientation was wonderful, the recruiter I spoke to didn’t BS me on anything. The pay was good. I went in with experience already, so I had .65 per mile start, and would genuinely run 2500+ miles a week. If I ran hard, I was seeing well over $2,000 gross a week. Only reason I left was the home time. You get 1 day at home for every week on the road. You got options to earn more, such as the “Road Dog” program. Which offers a day of hometime, for stopping by CDL schools and just talking to students.
Orientation is in Tulsa OK, the hotel I was in was very nice. The orientation was 8 days, and if you’re inexperienced, you’ll spend 4 weeks with a trainer. Load security training was also very thorough. -
Just ignore the bad press that they get, it’s funny to joke around about them but in reality I don’t see them at all being a menace on the roads. You could do much, much worse.
My only issue with Schneider is that I feel their training period is way too short. Unless you got a brain like a sponge it’s probably not the best way to go. Just my worthless opinionEagleTrucker and tscottme Thank this.
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