CDL-A Truck Driver - Owner Operator - $12,000 Sign-On

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hub groupWashington (DC)

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

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$210,000 Annually

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About the role

Job Description:

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Hub Group is Now Seeking CDL-A Owner Operators
Average $210,000 Annually, Gross* - Home Most Nights

What's in It for You?

Average $210,000 annually gross*$12,000 sign-on bonus for owner operators*Home most nights, 2-3 layovers per week*No-touch freight
Fuel discounts*Depending on Location
Why Choose Hub Group?

Hub Group is seeking experienced Owner Operators and intermodal contractors in need of a carrier that can provide them consistent, reliable, industry leading revenue opportunities. The Way Ahead starts with you. We want to give intermodal and drayage Owner-Operator drivers the opportunity and resources to align your business with a stable and growing carrier — that's why our settlements are among the most competitive in the industry. Our priority is fueling your business growth.

Requirements:

Must have a valid CDL-A License
At least one year of experience
Must be an Owner Operator
Get Started with Hub Group, Today! Apply Now!
About Hub Group:

For over fifty-three years, we’ve been providing the best of the best for our customers and paving the way in the industry. We are defined by our core values: Service, integrity, and innovation. Our pride is in our service as well as our valued employees, and we want you to come aboard and be part of what makes us an elite trucking team. xhqgsiq Additional Perks:100% fuel surcharge Weekly settlements Direct deposit Access to online settlements Consistent miles - Average up to 2,700 miles per week Get Started with Hub Group, Today! Apply Now!

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