Wilmer Intermodal CDL-A: $1,300/Wk + Guaranteed Weekly Reset

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transporting logisticsOxford (MS)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$67,600

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About the role

Wilmer / Hutchins Intermodal Run – High Miles & Weekly Reset

The Opportunity: Skip the low-mileage local slog and step into high-earning regional lanes. This dedicated intermodal run operates out of the Wilmer/Hutchins hub, sending you across Texas and neighboring states while locking in a guaranteed weekly 34-hour restart. The Financials: Weekly Gross Average: ~$1,300 (~$67,600 annualized target). Pay Structure: Competitive sliding scale CPM based on your exact experience tier. Schedule & Home Time: Home Time & Rest: Structured rotation schedule featuring a guaranteed weekly 34-hour reset. (Note: Drivers run their full clock and utilize sleeper berths during runs).Route & Cargo Specs: Weekly Mileage: ~2,100 miles on high-volume regional lanes.

Territory: Operating out of Wilmer/Hutchins to Abilene, Paris, Georgetown, Pineville, and newly awarded long-haul lanes.

Freight Type: Intermodal containers via drop-and-hook, preloads, and occasional live loads. Who We Are Looking For: Licensing & Age: Valid Class A CDL.

Experience: At least half a year of solo tractor-trailer seat time within the last 12 months, OR a full year of OTR/regional background accumulated over the past 5 years.

Residence Territory: Must live within 40 miles of zip code 75172 (Wilmer / Hutchins area). Compliance: Clean MVR, background check, and passing scores on DOT physicals and mandatory hair & urine drug screenings.

Perks & Benefits: Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision packages, paid time off, 401(k) retirement plans, and driver referral bonuses.

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