Which Company, What to do to prepare?

Yeah fellow buckeye, I don't get that either. It seems there are noobs making decent money their first year, you just have to do some research and ignore the polished recruiting posters and brochures. And you don't have to be out months at a time either.

I've talked to plenty of drivers from TMC, maverick, etc, who did well. I started with Schneider bulk and did well. I'm surprised to see that shaffer pays that well. I guess if you just submit to that way of thinking, don't do any research ,, and plan to not make money, you probably wont. Of course, location has a lot to do with it too.

 

If you want to flatbed, start off with a flatbed company.

There are plenty companies out there that train steel haulers. Flats, steps, covered wagon, conestoga...

 

If you have any questions let me know, just got approved and will be picking up my voucher Mon morning.