CDL-A Regional OTR Truck Driver

Posted 19 days ago

midwest carriersSouth Milwaukee (WI)

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Junior

SALARY

$1,525-$1,575 per week

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About the role

Our drivers are highway heroes! Join us on regional OTR runs with home time every week! For over 35 years, Midwest Carriers has provided stable work and steady miles for our highway heroes - the Class A CDL truck drivers who make our business possible. Join our team today and experience true 24/7 support with the Midwest Carriers team by your side every mile. When you join Midwest, you become part of a growing, passionate team that's dedicated to success, safety, and proving our commitment to our drivers. We offer Class A CDL truck drivers outstanding pay, weekly home time, generous bonuses, tons of excellent benefits and much more. Take a closer look at Midwest Carrier's Regional OTR opportunities and APPLY TODAY to join our team of professional CDL drivers! Regional OTR CDL-A Truck Drivers Enjoy: $1,525-$1,575 per week .70 CPM for anything over 2400 miles driven 5.5 days out, 1.5 days home Assigned truck Monthly performance bonus Referral bonuses Paid weekly/Direct deposit Transition pay = No Lost Wages! No Touch Freight Pet policy on day 1! Rider policy after 6 months Average equipment age: 3 years or newer Inverters and refrigerators standard Outside-facing cameras only - no inside-facing cameras Volvo, Freightliner, Kenworth, and Internationals Some APU enabled Benefits and other advantages: 401(k) with company match Paid short-term disability and life insurance Full benefits and health premiums 6 paid holidays Steady refrigerated freight (ex. meat, cheese, coffee)
Job Requirements:
  • Class A CDL driver's license
  • Must have minimum 1 year of CDL-A experience within the last 3 years
  • No more than 3 jobs in the past 12 months
  • At least 23 years of age
  • High school diploma, GED or equivalent
  • Clean driving record

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