No New Trainees? Till when?

I was told for Phoenix, it wasnt going to be ATLEAST until June until they opened back up. I know Swift is still hiring and training.

 

Roehl is ALWAYS hiring.
Very high turnover , very very high turnover. I was there for about a month. I lasted 2 more weeks than I should have. I should have told my dispatcher the first time we are done your fired route me back. That place is terrible.

 

You don't have to go to Atlanta. Those companies hire Birmingham drivers.
Most don't have terminals in Atlanta or Birmingham, but they hire drivers from there.
Do the online applications from their websites, then someone at the company will contact you.
That's the best way to do that.
Since you live in Birmingham, I can probably find some more companies.
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B & G Supply CO., Inc. - Albertville Alabama - Trucking ...
Bngsupply.com
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Truck Driving School Graduate - Wiley Sanders
https://www.Wileysanders.com/entry-level-drivers
Wiley Sanders has entry level openings for CDL drivers with less than 6 months’ experience who’ve graduated from truck driver school.
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HO Wolding Trucking Services (terminal in Birmingham)
https://www.Howolding.com
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deBoer Transportation Inc - Full Service Transportation ...
https://Deboertrans.com
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USA Truck - Capacity Solutions
www.Usa-truck.com

 

Transport America - Changing Trucking - CDL OTR Jobs
Transport America - Changing Trucking - CDL OTR Jobs
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Home - Lily Transportation
https://Lily.com

 

Even though this is a tanker company, there are no endorsements needed.
The reason no endorsements needed is because it's a dry bulk/non-hazmat company.
Drive with A&R | A&R Trucking Careers, Company Driver Jobs ...
https://Drivewithar.com

 

Yup, Schneider. I was told exactly the same as you. I was originally scheduled to start orientation on April 21, had the hotel confirmed and everything. They called about 4 days before and said it was bumped until may 12th, the next day they said it was going to be sometime in June.

 

You might want to re-think about signing on with Schneider.

This company is notorious about religiously paying its’ drivers as little as possible.
They have very methodically and very cleverly worked out a complicated pay system that is designed to compensate its’ drivers solely in the company’s favor, not you as the driver.

Bottom line; if you drive for Schneider (even with the company running at full capacity and you with years of driving experience) your income will average about $700.00-$850.00 per week, and then there’s taxes and insurance taken out from this.....and that’s to work upwards of 7 days a week, and to live in the truck.

This driving job pays so little that it is easily replaced. Also, check out the real deal about Schneider on other forms of social media, as well as talking to real drivers at truck stops... from a respectable distance, of course; get yourself as well rounded of a company ‘portfolio’ as possible.
Move on.