M.C. Tank Transport? A diamond in the rough?

Savannah is tanker heaven, so to speak!
You can try the direct approach by visiting the terminal or calling. Unlikely, they'll change the 1 yr. experience, but it does happen. You can also go with a tanker outfit that hires new cdl school grads, then in 12 mos. switch to MC Tank.
Here's some that do hire new cdl grads. Websites may not indicate they hire new cdl grads, but they do. Sometimes the terminal manager makes the call as to hire a new grad or not.
W.W. Transport
Trimac Transportation
McKenzie Tank Lines
Gemini Transport
Bay & Bay Transportation
Schneider Bulk
CTL Transportation
Service Transport - www.svtn.com
Superior-Carriers
Tidewater Transit
Tankstar
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Here's a photo of Service Transport truck:

 

How about this one, after 12 mos. experience?

 

I talked to a guy that drove for disetech at a washout in georgia. He said he hauled hazmat crap around Georgia, was home weekends, and guaranteed to take home 1,250 I think but usually took home more.

I personally hate chemical plants and wouldn't haul out of them dedicated for anything less than 100k year

 

Geez maybe it was 1,400. I really can't remember lol

 

I pulled hazmat tankers for 5 years and can truthfully say I never had a bad experience at a customer or chemical plant.
Can't say the same for reefers, dry vans or flatbeds though.

 

Anyone heard much about J & M Tanklines?

www.jmtank.com/