Schneider
Schneider publishes inexperienced-driver jobs and paid orientation. Available route and freight types depend on the current opening and hiring area.
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This directory highlights carriers whose own recruiting pages describe opportunities for recent CDL graduates, inexperienced Class A drivers, or company training. A listing is not an endorsement or a promise that you qualify.
Sources reviewed: August 24, 2026
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Schneider publishes inexperienced-driver jobs and paid orientation. Available route and freight types depend on the current opening and hiring area.
Roehl publishes entry-level training for recent CDL graduates. Its recruiting material lists dry van, refrigerated, and flatbed fleets; local openings for new drivers are limited by location.
Prime publishes a CDL training pathway followed by eligibility for company-driver hiring. Confirm current divisions, residence requirements, and training obligations directly.
TMC states that it hires recent CDL graduates and drivers with no Class A experience for flatbed training. Hiring and operating areas apply.
Stevens publishes company-sponsored CDL training and a paid over-the-road finishing program for recent Class A graduates. Verify the division tied to each opening.
Knight publishes paid OTR training for CDL-school graduates without Class A experience. Freight and route availability vary by terminal and job listing.
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