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Pete B appreciate the advice. Will be sure to do that sir. Safe travels

Closing in on my one year mark of being Otr tankers I have decided to look into some local outfits that pull chemicals in or around Houston. Have been really looking into dupre, but couldnt find much updated info around the web. Any info about them or another company will be highly appreciated. Safe travels

To all my Schneider drivers out there I need help. Has any of you found a reliable refrigerator/freezer, microwave, and electric stove top that gets the job done that is also approve in the Schneider trucks? Planning on staying out 3 weeks at a time n really want to eat good and healthy while on the road. Any help/advice is appreciated

Icecold24k. I will most definitely do that sir. Thanks for the support and safe travels to ya.

Spiltter. Thanks for the advice glad to hear you are also looking into getting into tankers. I say go for it. Nothing like getting into something new to add some variety to life. They started me at .44 cpm, but with you having experience im sure your cpm will be much higher.

Hope all is going well with yall. Just wanted to update yall on my progress. I got my cdl with all endorsements/hazmat. I’m currently in Schneider’s tanker orientation. First day was monday...today we was showed how to unload the tank with the pump, tomorrow we’ll be doing it with air, and sunday we start driving and learning how to drive the Schneider’s way. So far Im enjoying the whole experience and learning alot.

I appreciate every single one of yalls responses. Big Scott no I am not in school. I am going through the steps of enrolling. I wanted to ask schneider as well as ask other drivers just to see what answers I get and if they match up. PJ and Old School I mainly chose tankers because my uncle use to pull them back in the day and advise me to go with that. Before he told me I was interested in tankers/hazmat ever since I was a kid. The extra caution and procedures that go along with pulling tankers is what really drawing me in. I like challenges and things that forces me to really pay attentionto the details. Im aware that this is nothing to play around with, but that is great advise to start with van then switch over. I just want to see if Im up to the task and just go from there.

Hows it going? I am currently on the path of obtaining my Cdl license through Schneider’s paid training program. The position I will be going after is an OTR tanker driver. I was wondering if anyone could provide me with the training pay as well as some info on how training will be. Any help/info is appreciated. Thanks!