Roadmaster Columbus Ohio

Baylor isn't too bad; my former son-in-law worked there and did ok until they fired him, which he deserved.
Here's some more and submit applications during the first week of school. Some of these have "experience required" but ignore that because they all hire new cdl grads. Do the online apps.
Abilene Motor Express
National Carriers
Magnum Ltd.
Freymiller
Dutch Maid Logistics
Tyson Foods
Waggoners Trucking Co.

Any endorsements; interested in tankers?

 

I know Swift gets a bad rap but with you living in Columbus, I know they have a terminal right there. I started with Swift and they are actually a decent company to start with.

 

Out of your list, I'd go with Garner. Valley is a good company from what I hear, but flatbed is not for everyone. Don't limit yourself though, put in several applications.

Enjoy all that free Werner pizza while you're in school but don't buy into that lady's promises.

 

I went to RM Columbus years ago. Was decent back then. As far as what company to sign up with afterwards? There are tons of them to choose from. You're in a very good area to be a truck driver. Seems like everything has to go through Ohio. No reason a company shouldn't be able to get you home on a regular basis.

 

Celadon has a terminal in Columbus. They aren't a bad company. They'll also give you real training.