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    hey:you all
    I got my CDL last month,I have appild servel companies ,just got call from schneider national, they said :"since i have live in chicago, they want to me drive to new york and canada everytime I am on duty,
    I am a newbie i havn't drive throuth all mountains yet, i really want to get good experience in U.S frist before i drive to outside US. I really want to work for schneider and do the 48states OTR, what can i do
    need advice from you guys.

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    is that one of those sni deals where you make salary fixed amount of like $790-800 no matter how many miles ran...running you like regional or local,but paid like OTR ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob1984
    hey:you all
    I got my CDL last month,I have appild servel companies ,just got call from schneider national, they said :"since i have live in chicago, they want to me drive to new york and canada everytime I am on duty,
    I am a newbie i havn't drive throuth all mountains yet, i really want to get good experience in U.S frist before i drive to outside US. I really want to work for schneider and do the 48states OTR, what can i do
    need advice from you guys.
    if you decide to do it you will have plenty of miles. those are the two places most people don't want to go.
    work harder, millions on welfare are counting on you !

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG JEEP on 44's
    is that one of those sni deals where you make salary fixed amount of like $790-800 no matter how many miles ran...running you like regional or local,but paid like OTR ?
    Since i do not have any experice yet, they give me 2 option,one is working 2 weeks get 2days off, the other one is go out 2weeks have a week off.
    they said first option i am albe to making 37-40,2 option only 30

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    It is really up to you, but if you truly do not feel comfortable with it then I would not do it.
    Finding the right trucking company is like finding the right person to marry. I really comes down to finding one whose BS you can put up with and who can put up wih yours.

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    If you work for Schneider, you'll go where they tell you to go. That's how that works.

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    I looked at many companies ,and...if...I go back OTR I will try Con-way truck load (cfi) ...Now unless sni is your only option or has some super special deal that fits you just right I would look elsewhere

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG JEEP on 44's
    I looked at many companies ,and...if...I go back OTR I will try Con-way truck load (cfi) ...Now unless sni is your only option or has some super special deal that fits you just right I would look elsewhere
    I went to conway termernal in chicago, they don't even open the gate for me, I spoke someone over the phone by the gate, they need double, triple and hazmat, those are i don't have.
    beside schneider, which company is good to start?

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    You could try Roehl. Living where you do you could get home and through the house quite often.

    You could also try ABF.
    Finding the right trucking company is like finding the right person to marry. I really comes down to finding one whose BS you can put up with and who can put up wih yours.

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    Give Star Transport in Morton, Illinois a call. http://www.startransport.com You get home every weekend with them and they are an all around good company. I happen to know someone who drives for them!

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    I hope that our new member is a relative of Triple Digit Bob !!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob1984
    Quote Originally Posted by BIG JEEP on 44's
    I looked at many companies ,and...if...I go back OTR I will try Con-way truck load (cfi) ...Now unless sni is your only option or has some super special deal that fits you just right I would look elsewhere
    I went to conway termernal in chicago, they don't even open the gate for me, I spoke someone over the phone by the gate, they need double, triple and hazmat, those are i don't have.
    beside schneider, which company is good to start?

    That's LTL try CFI/CON-WAY TL (truck load )...I don't have any endorsemets and recently spoke to Cody in recruiting being given green light for hire ...on the TL side no hazmat or D&T endorsements required.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG JEEP on 44's
    That's LTL try CFI/CON-WAY TL (truck load )...I don't have any endorsemets and recently spoke to Cody in recruiting being given green light for hire ...on the TL side no hazmat or D&T endorsements required.
    Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Double L
    Quote Originally Posted by BIG JEEP on 44's
    That's LTL try CFI/CON-WAY TL (truck load )...I don't have any endorsemets and recently spoke to Cody in recruiting being given green light for hire ...on the TL side no hazmat or D&T endorsements required.
    Good luck!

    I'm not taking the job infact I'll do what I must to not go OTR ,And get an eduation while working local be it driving or not . living in an 8/8 box is not for me it just conflicts with who i am off the job 2 much since you are on the job 24/7 for 4-6wks in a row

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    Oh thats right you did say you was gonna continue your education I forgot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uturn2001
    You could try Roehl. Living where you do you could get home and through the house quite often.

    You could also try ABF.
    If i apply Roehl, can i ask the recruiter to avoid drive to canada? or i don't have choice, compare to werner and swift which one is the best?

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    Get a hold of Star Transport based in Morton, IL. Like I said I happen to know someone who drives for them. http://www.startransport.com and their number is 800-548-6082 You'll run some Canada but I don't know how often you will though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob1984
    Quote Originally Posted by Uturn2001
    You could try Roehl. Living where you do you could get home and through the house quite often.

    You could also try ABF.
    If i apply Roehl, can i ask the recruiter to avoid drive to canada? or i don't have choice, compare to werner and swift which one is the best?
    You will drive to Canada with Roehl and be paid extra for it.
    No big deal, Canada is easy!
    Are you able to go into Canada?
    Meaning anything in your past that would not allow you entry?

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    Quote Originally Posted by freebird
    Quote Originally Posted by Bob1984
    Quote Originally Posted by Uturn2001
    You could try Roehl. Living where you do you could get home and through the house quite often.

    You could also try ABF.
    If i apply Roehl, can i ask the recruiter to avoid drive to canada? or i don't have choice, compare to werner and swift which one is the best?
    You will drive to Canada with Roehl and be paid extra for it.
    No big deal, Canada is easy!
    Are you able to go into Canada?
    Meaning anything in your past that would not allow you entry?
    I am able to drive to Canada.
    but the problem is my green card is still in renew I can go homeland security office here in chicago get their stamps on my passport that stamps shows my resdency in the U.S and also good for traveling and working.
    since homeland security change their policy the stamps vaild for a year instead of 60days that means I have go back to get new stamps every 60days untill their processing is done.

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    Do it.

    Don't do it.

    I hear those words all day long. 8)

    Nike says Do it. :wink:

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