CDL A Power Only Owner Operator
nfi industriesSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Drive Your Business Forward with NFIPartnering with NFI, a licensed motor carrier, means keeping your independence and flexibility while powering your growth. You operate under your own authority, bring the power, your truck, your expertise, and your business—and we supply what matters most: consistent freight, reliable pay, and year-round opportunities to keep your wheels moving as little or as much as you would like. Partner with NFI and your business could achieve: Weekly settlements of $2,000 - $3,500 Steady opportunities with year-round intermodal freight that also gives you the opportunity to haul when you want Consistent local and regional routes in the Greater San Diego area and from the port of Los Angeles & Long Beach, CAFreedom to choose your schedule and routes Partnership perks like access to NFI's self-maintained and privately owned chassis pool and affordable and reliable parking locations No long-term contracts required$1,000 referral incentives
Pay Range:
2000.00-3500.00 per week, General Benefits: As a partnered driver to NFI you are eligible to receive a steady schedule with year-round intermodal freight, paid port standby pay, and access to NFI's large and privately owned chassis/trailer pool. Bring the Power: What It Takes To Partner With NFIMust operate under your own authority Must have own insurance Must have TWICMust be at least 21 years of age Join a network built on trust, transparency, and long-term relationships. Call us now: 816-489-4857.
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