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Class A CDL OTR Truck Drivers High Miles, Full Benefits

Posted 13 days ago

climate expressManitowoc (WI)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$2500.00 a week

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About the role

Job Description:
  • Class A CDL OTR Truck Drivers High Miles, Full Benefits APPLY TODAY at or Call
  • 30 years in Business! Midwest Fleet of 200 trucks offering consistent miles, reliable freight, modern equipment and a full staff of experienced members to assist and support you. Pay & Miles
  • Drivers average 2,700 miles a week that's 1600.00 or more a week with top drivers reaching over $2500.00 a week. Top performers earn over a 100K per year2,700 3,400 miles per week Competitive CPM based on experience & work record
  • Paid the same rate for loaded and empty miles
  • Detention and layover pay
  • Safety, performance bonuses, and annual raises
  • Weekly direct deposit Equipment2024 or Newer Volvo 760 or Freightliner Cascadia s Spacious sleeper bunksAPU, large built-in refrigerator, TV mount and satellite radio ready
  • Scales on truck and trailer
  • Elite Pass for tolls, scales, and bridges
  • Advanced driver systems On-site maintenance and wash facilities Freight & Lanes
  • Customer based freight
  • Central U.S. routes Palletized Dry van and Climate-controlled freight No-touch freight 70% drop and hook
No NYC, ports, border crossings, or runs west of Denver Home TimeHome every other weekend if in our running area. Additional drive through time if in our main running area Additional home time options available in select areas BenefitsW-2 company drivers Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance Short-term disability coverage Paid vacation 401(k) plan Passenger and pet friendly Requirements Valid Class A CDLClean driving record Minimum 1-year OTR experience or 2 years of local experience considered Veterans and women are encouraged to apply. Second-chance employer.

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