What is the easiest form of tanker to get into?

Any of them are ok. The company I worked for hauled hazmat liquid, hazmat dry bulk, non-hazmat liquid and chemicals, dry bulk cement, dry bulk lime, dry bulk fly ash. Hauled flour to bakeries all over the nation.
There's a lot to choose from.
Indian River Transport is food grade liquid running all over the nation. Dozens of companies to choose from.

 

I guess anything nonliquid?

 

Here's a website you may be interested in. www.liquidtrucking.com

 

Dry bulk is probably the easiest to get into. Probably the safest, but probably the dirtiest. And it's on the lower end of tanker pay. But with the right company, it can be a nice way to make a living. It can also be a seasonal type job, especially if doing cement.

 

Trimac Transportation-- Philadelphia, PA
$78,000 a year
Company Tanker Truck Drivers Can Make Up to $78K per Year Driving Regionally! Recent CDL school graduate welcome.
Loads of Work:

• Company Tank Truck Drivers can earn up to 78k per year
• .48 CPM- all miles
• Haul Chemicals out of Philadelphia and New Jersey
• Many freight lanes to Chicago, Atlanta, Houston & Ontario,California
• Average Time Out 3-5 days
• Flexible time at home (Average of 2-3 days based upon length of time out)
• Average 2500 miles a week
• Park location- Behtlehem PA

 

Foodliner-Langhorne, PA
$60,000 - $70,000 a year
Job Summary

• $60,000 to $70,000 Gross Pay Per Year Or More
• Dry Bulk and Liquid Tankers
• Some local positions available
• Out 2 to 3 nights per week, to make more money
• Terminals located in Newark DE and Langhorne PA
• 

 

If you're near Philly, Venezia is located in Limerick, with yards scattered around the Philly area. They do dry bulk, propane, asphalt, and I think food grade as well

I believe A&R transport has a terminal in the Philly area as well.

 

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