CDL-A Flatbed Drivers

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green lines transportationHopkinsville (KY)

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$1,000 Per Week

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About the role

Job Description: CDL-A Flatbed DriversHome Weekly - Regional CDL A Driver Average $1,700 Per WeekPass-Through Opportunities AvailableAnnual Gross $98,00027% of Gross Revenue & 50% of all Stop-Off and Detention ChargesFull Benefits After 90 DaysHealth, Dental, Vision 80/20% In Network60/40% Out of Network$750 single/1500 family in-network DeductibleLife and Short Term Disability2020 and Newer Petes and CascadiasAPURefrigeratorAluminum & Steel spread and multi-axle trailers with lightweight side kits and sliding trap systems (Conestoga & Curtainside) Air-ride suspensions on both tractors and trailers.401K (Safe Harbor) 5% MatchBonus Program (Paid Out Quarterly) FleetOne CardsMost Management and Dispatch Were DriversTop CSA Scores in the Industry$2000 Elective Pay Gap at $1,000 Per Week (Switch Without a Pay Gap) We primarily haul steel commodities (sheets, coils, bar stock, round stock), lumber & bricks within 500 miles from the terminal (Local runs within 250 miles). No weekends or holidays! Apply at www.Greenlines.net/Careers Or Call 800-321-6461 X 218 Wage Range: 1300.00 - 2000.00 per week General Description of Benefits: Full Benefits After 90 Days Health, Dental, Vision 80/20% In Network 60/40% Out of Network $750 single/1500 family in-network Deductible Life and Short Term DisabilityJob Requirements: One Year Verifiable Flatbed CDL A Experience RequiredOr 2 Year Verifiable CDL A Experience Required 22 Years of Age Or OlderMust Meet FMCSA Requirements

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