Well it has finally started

Which type driving interests you; probably get some good leads on here.

 

Well i thought flatbed and have spoke to melton but im not 100% on it.

 

If you want local and good pay at the same time, Eagle Transport hires new grads from 200 hr or more cdl schools.

 

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Heniff Transportation Systems, LLC.
Heniff Transportation is a full solution services provider focused on being a leader in safety and technology.

• For Entry Level drivers- Must attend a class A CDL Truck Driving Training course with at least 200 hours of instruction and provide transcripts. Must present Diploma for Entry Level Driver Training in Accordance with 49 CFR 380.503

 

Melton is a good place to start a flatbed career.

 

There's a small flatbed company in South Carolina that hires new cdl school grads.
Drivers there say they'll give you all the miles you want. Also do West Coast and Pacific Northwest runs.
www.sennfreightlines.com
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• Area of Operation

 

This was a 320 hr school is i recall correctly. I never really gave much thought to tankers because of seeing everyone say its not really a good beginner job

 

FFE is refrigerated and has a terminal in Rocky Mount.
@Jenn72 drives for FFE.
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Tankers is a good job for beginners, otherwise tanker companies wouldn't hire them.
They're more strict than other type trucking which is why a 200 hr. + school is required.
Don't listen to what other students say about tanker work.

 

Good to know. Lots of great info. Going to look at the companies you posted when i get home. Until then back to the backing pad hahaha