CDL-A Flatbed Truck Driver - $1,900 to $3,400 per week in Cartersville, GA

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cross integrated transportPeachtree Corners (GA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

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Junior

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7600.00 - 13600.00 USD month

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About the role

Company Driver | Flatbed Location: Cartersville, GA Company: Cross Integrated Transport Pay: $1,900 to $3,400 per week Route Type: otr Start Date: ASAP About the Position OTR Flatbed CDL Class A Truck Driver – $0.65–$0.70 CPM Cross Integrated Transport LLC is hiring experienced OTR Flatbed CDL Class A Drivers. $0.65–$0.70 per mile Weekly Pay Average 2,500–3,500 miles per week All miles paid – loaded or empty, except the last load home OTR operation across the United States 2–3 weeks out / 3–5 days home Home time coordinated with your dispatcher Layover pay after 24 hours without a load Tarping is paid Passenger Policy Pet Companion Policy Transportation provided Medical insurance for you and your family after 60 days No training provided – Flatbed experience required.

Requirements: Requirements of Job Valid Class A CDL Minimum 1 year of Flatbed experience Flatbed and tarping experience required Must be able to safely secure and transport loads Safe driving record Must meet all DOT and FMCSA requirements Reliable and professional Willingness to run OTR Must be able to pass a DOT drug test Must be able to communicate effectively in English for safety purposes Must be willing to stay 2–3 weeks on the road Must be able to operate safely in all weather and road conditions

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