Reputable carriers that run a lot of New England freight?

Their website says they require 3 years experience. I like that even though I don't have anything close to 3 years. But, what it says to me is that they are all business, don't want a bunch of newbies running their freight.

 

Thanks for the help!

To the rest of you out there...my friends included, wake up!! GP, ChromeDome, et al...yer lettin' me down!!!

 

Thanks Walleye. I'm not a "good" driver yet but to date I haven't put more than a low-limb scratch on my truck. I take a lot of pride in that. I've gotten good enough at plannning that I don't sweat timely pick up and delivery. My truck is in the shop now for a laundry list of stuff I've been tolerating but nothing that I felt was a safety issue.
I won't have any qualms about applying to carriers that ask for more experience than I'll have at the time I apply but I have no intentions of putting myself into a situation, particularly with a smaller carrier, where my performance can have a significant impact on the carrier's bottom line. I'm just not experienced enough for that yet.

 

Flatbed would have appealled to me in my younger days but now, even though I'm in good health and still have a muscle or two, I think flat bed would be more work than I'm able...or willing...to expend. Having said that I have to ask, does Kennedy have a dry van division?