Class A CDL Owner Operator - 1yr EXP Required - Local - Intermodal - HUDD Transportation

Posted 7 days ago

hudd transportationChicago (IL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$156 K–$312 K Annual

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About the role

CDL-A Owner Operators / Independent Contractor – Intermodal. CDL-A Drivers Owner Operators / Independent Contractor – Intermodal Chicago / Elwood, IL | Home Daily | Local & Regional Rail Freight$156K–$312K Annual Earning PotentialHUDD Transportation is looking for experienced CDL-A owner operators/small fleet owners for steady rail freight out of the Chicago/Elwood market. Run 20–30 moves per week with home-daily lanes, pre-dispatched freight, and a mix of local and regional opportunities. What You Can Expect Up to $312K Annual Earning Potential$175–$220 approximately per move About $1,200 per day 20–30 moves per week Typically 3–5 moves per day Home daily lanes All empty and loaded miles paid Pre-dispatched freight 80% drop-and-hook freight Detention pay available Weekend work available 7-day office support Driver Perks Overweight permits issued by HUDDHAZMAT incentive pay Local and regional freight opportunities Exclusively rail-focused lanes Consistent Chicago-Elwood cross-town freight Driver-focused support The Work You'll handle rail and intermodal freight throughout the Chicago/Elwood market, including: Chicago, ILElwood, ILI-55 Corridor Rail ramp-to-ramp moves Rail-to-customer moves Wisconsin freight Iowa freight Indiana freight Michigan freight The freight mix includes Chicago-Elwood crosstowns, I-55 corridor freight, rail ramp-to-ramp moves, and rail-to-customer deliveries, with opportunities extending throughout the surrounding Midwest. Ready to Run? If you're an experienced CDL-A driver looking for strong weekly pay, home-daily opportunities, paid miles, steady rail freight, and consistent Chicago-area work, apply today. HUDD Transportation – Chicago/Elwood, IL

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