Team Owner Operator, Class A CDL OTR

Posted 17 days ago

forwardWoodston (KS)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$12,500 - $13,500 / week

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About the role

Job Description: Designed With Drivers In Mind! Forward is committed to saving our Owner Operators money despite rising prices in the industry with an assortment of programs designed to help you save on the expenses that come with being an Owner Operator and business owner. With Forward, you'll have access to drop & hook lightweight freight, a substantial fuel surcharge program, consistent weekly miles, and more that will keep you running. Why Move Forward?

Competitive Compensation: Average $12,500 - $13,500 / week

Base Rate: Loaded Compensation: $1.55 / mile + FSC

Base Rate: Empty Compensation: $1.28 / mile + FSC Best in Class Weekly Miles driving in our closed terminal network consisting of 100+ terminals Team Owner Operators average 5,000 - 5,500 miles / week 99% No Touch, Drop & Hook Freight averaging 26,000 pounds, minimizing the wear and tear on the truck Dedicated Driver Support Team that fosters driver success and is always available to assist with any concerns that may arise With competitive per-mile compensation rates, light loads that save on fuel and maintenance, and routes running exclusively between our nationwide locations, it's no wonder the average annual revenue generated by Owner Operators who do business with Forward is at the top of the charts! Pay range can change based on FSC and market conditions Pay Range:.00 per_year, General Benefits: Qualifications: Valid Class A CDL required 12+ months of verifiable Class A CDL experience Must be at least 23 years of age; Apply online or call the following number: - Driver Recruiting

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