Regional CDL-A Dry Van Driver

Posted 2 days ago

hill transportationChicago (IL)

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Junior

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About the role

Looking For A Career And Not Just Another Driving Job? Come Work For A Company Where You're Not Just A Truck Number! Regional Position Pulling Dry Van and Reefer Trailers In Midwest and SouthHome Every Weekend! No Touch Freight! 60 CPM + Automatic 5 CPM Weekly Safety Bonus As Long As You Have No Accidents Or Violations2300 Minimum Miles Guarantee$250 Loyalty Bonuses Every Quarter for 1st Year (Bonuses Increase Each Year Until Maxing Out at $1250 Every Quarter After 5 Years) Averaging 2500-3000 Miles A Week$2000 Sign-On Bonus! We offer a full benefits package including health insurance after 30 days, $2000 sign-on bonus, quarterly loyalty bonuses, 1 week of PTO after 90 days and 2 more weeks of PTO after 6 months, paid holidays, 401k with company matching, per diem pay, life insurance, and more! Wage Range: 0.60 - 0.65 per mile General Description of Benefits: Hiring CDL-A drivers for regional dry van positions! 60 CPM plus weekly 5 CPM safety/compliance bonus. 2300 Minimum Miles Guarantee! Quarterly Loyalty Bonuses! Home every week! $2000 Sign-On BonusMust have at least 1 year of CDL-A tractor-trailer experience within past 2 years. We offer a full benefits package including health insurance after 30 days, 401k with company matching, life insurance, paid holidays, and 3 weeks of paid time off!

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