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David Careers

Class A CDL Owner Operator - 2yrs EXP Required - OTR - Dry Van - $175k - $225k per year - Clark Transfer

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clark transferPascagoula (MS)
Motor Vehicle Operators, All OtherSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$3,500 per week

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About the role

Owner Operators: Behind Every Show, There's a Driver Like You!.For more than 75 years, Clark Transfer has been helping bring live entertainment to audiences across North America. From Broadway productions and concert tours to theatrical performances and special events, our drivers are an essential part of making the show happen. If you've ever wanted a trucking job that's anything but ordinary, this is it. Solo Owner Operators Average $175,000–$225,000+ annually Less than 85,000 miles per year Guaranteed minimum average of $3,500 per week worked Most earn $3,750–$4,250+ per week Why Partner with Clark Transfer? Company-supported Owner Operator health insurance program All miles paid, including loaded and empty miles Detention pay Paid fuel permits and fuel taxes Paid tolls while under dispatch using company-provided transponder Paid cargo and liability insurance Fuel price guarantee averaging $1.60/gallon or less after fuel surcharge$5,000 Driver Referral Bonus
Position Details
Owner Operator (Solo & Team Opportunities Available)
Dry Van Trailers:
  • Over-the-RoadHiring throughout the Lower 48 States and Canada
  • Passport REQUIREDJoin the Greasy Underbelly of Show Business!
  • At Clark Transfer, you're not just hauling freight—you're moving the sets, costumes, instruments, and equipment that bring unforgettable performances to life. Our drivers help keep the entertainment industry moving, one show at a time.
  • Ready to take center stage in your trucking career? Apply today and discover why Owner Operators have trusted Clark Transfer since 1949.

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