Owner/Operator
$70,000 a year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70,000 a year
About the role
- The top 10% of our drivers make over $70,000 a year
- Our average driver makes over $55,000 a year
- Additional bonuses include mileage, seniority, and recruiting.
- Drivers also receive stop-off, layover, and detention pay
- Opportunity to earn quarterly pay increases!
- WEEKLY BONUS OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLEPer Diem
- Regional Runs Available!
- Our drivers average 2,700 miles per week
- Average Daily Run is 625 Miles 401(k) retirement plan with 10% company match up to the federal maximum
- Medical and prescription insurance; dental and vision insuranceCompany paid life insurance and ADAD insuranceCompany paid Vacation time7 paid holidays
- Weekly pay
- Weekly home time!
- Authorized Rider Program, Day 1Pet Friendly 98% of our freight is no touch
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- We know you work hard
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- Possess a CDL in your state or residence
- Paid training available for recent grads!
- Meet minimum eligibility requirements
- Ability to lift 80 pounds
- Hazmat, a plus but not necessaryTWIC card, a plus but not necessary
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- Over 500 trucks operating over 48 states
- TerminalsWilliamsport, MDWest Chester, OHLouisville, KYLa Vergne, TNShelbyville, TNCornersville, TNMemphis, TNFranklin, WI **Tucson, AZDanville, ILDrop Yards
- Charlotte, NCJacksonville, FLAtlanta, GASaraland, ALJackson, MSLaredo, TXDetroit, MIPorter, INLenoir City, TNNogales, AZCorbin, KYContact a Recruiter CALL NOW APPLY NOW
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