Tuition vs. Free training

Here's a union job in Binghamton: ABF Freight
Driver trainee program > Apply On Company Site

 

Calex Logistics hires new cdl grads to do west coast runs.
Calex Logistics - transportation and warehousing in NEPA
https://www.calexlogistics.com

 

Shaffer Trucking
This company hires new cdl grads, even though most ads will have "X number months experience required."
For more info and contact information > Apply On Company Site
Pet Policy: 2 dogs or cats

 

Lily Transportation hires new cdl grads to run teams to west coast for produce loads back to the east coast.

 

Look at McLane before you go to willow or Maine's. I worked for willow. Both pay WAY below avg for food service. Check out LTL barns around Scranton-WB area.

Cabot and Cheasepeake are producers not driving companies. Cabot uses GDS, SGFS and a bunch of smaller companies. Cheasepeake uses Mountain Energy and a few others depending on how busy they are.

With zero exp you're at the bottom of a long waiting list. Don't believe everything you hear we aren't starved for drivers by a long shot.

If you're looking for steady home daily look into LTL or food then after you get 6 months to a year youll be a shoe in for a decent oilfield job.

 

Willow will say something like 1100 for a 4 day week. Its a huge lie. You'll be lucky to see 850 a week GROSS. Its a shame they know its a depressed area and take full advantage of it same with Maine's.....sorta like price fixing.

With McLane 75,000+ is doable and 100k is doable after a few years. That would be my 1st choice. You can do that in the oilfield but you'll work way more hours to get that