Class A Looking for OTR CDL CLASS A Drivers,Owner Operators,Teams Job at Clover Express Inc Lan[...]

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clover expressLansing (IL)

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$3000-$5000 per week

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Class A Looking for OTR CDL CLASS A Drivers, Owner Operators, Teams Job job at Clover Express Inc. Lansing, IL. Run all 48 States, Minimum 3 weeks on the road.
Pay: $3000-$5000 per week We offer 2021-2023 Freightliner Cascadia and Volvo trucks, new trailers, 24/7 Dispatch, Direct Deposit Weekly, Cash Advances. Full CDL Job Information Company NameClover Express IncClass of CDLClass AJob Position/Title Looking for OTR CDL CLASS A Drivers, Owner Operators, TeamsType of RouteOver the Road# of seats to fill15Person to Contact about this Job Profile ErikCityLansingStateILLINOISMinimum Years of Experience Required1-2 yrs Does the driver need to have a Hazardous Materials Endorsement? NoDoes the driver need to have a Tank Endorsement? NoDoes the driver need to have a Doubles/Triples Endorsement? NoDoes the driver need to have a Passenger Endorsement? NoDui? Never Traffic tickets allowed in the last 3 years?1Any at fault accidents allowed in the last 3 years? NoDo you require a company provided DOT physical? YesWhat does the job pay?$3000-$5000 per week Please describe any benefits you offer (Very important so we can help you find the right candidate) We offer 2021-2023 Freightliner Cascadia and Volvo trucks, new trailers, 24/7 Dispatch, Direct Deposit Weekly, Cash Advances. Please describe the job in detail Run all 48 States, Minimum 3 weeks on the road.

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