CDL-A Independent Contractor
CDL-A Independent Contractor
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$5,000
About the role
- Earn up to $1.25* + FSC per dispatched mile based on verified experience
- New $5,000 contract incentive!$500 when 1st dispatch is accepted and leaves the location$500 on first settlement$1,000 every 30 days for 4 months starting 30 days after first settlement date 100% no-touch freight
- Our preferred truck vendor, RWTL Capacity Solutions, has late model equipment, lease-to-own options, all-inclusive maintenance and more!
- OTR & regional dry van
- Paid for loaded and empty dispatched miles
- A strong freight base that keeps you moving
- Access to some of the best services in the industry
- Easy, app-based trip documents service
- Best-in-class fuel discounts so you can manage your profitability
- Dedicated support staff available 24/7Go Further with WFX! WFX is Urgently Hiring - Apply Now!
- Lease-to-Own Options from Our Preferred Vendor:
- No money down and no credit check$1 buyout at the end of lease - you can get a truck for a buck!
- Late model equipment available
- Freightliner Cascadias
- Automatic transmissions
- Equipped with APUs, inverters, fridges, smart TVs and governed at 70 MPHNo-hassle payments
- Maintenance program covers all routine maintenance and mechanical issues
- Must have a valid Class A CDLMust be 23 years of age or older
- Must have 12 months of verified OTR experience within the past 36 months
- About Western Flyer Xpress:
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