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David Careers

OWNER-OPERATOR DRIVERS ALL TRAILER TYPEIllinoisS (1099 Independent Contractor)

Posted 3 days ago

american logistics authorityNaperville (IL)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Owner-Operator Drivers All Trailer Types (1099 Independent Contractor) Now contracting owner-operator drivers nationwide. We are actively contracting motivated owner-operator drivers with their own authority to run consistent freight across multiple trailer types. Our dispatch team brings 30+ years of real-world transportation and logistics experience across local, regional, and over-the-road operations. Trailer types we dispatch: Dry VanReeferFlatbedStep DeckRGN / LowboyCar Haul Oilfield & Specialized Marine & Heavy Haul
Requirements:
  • Active MC Authority (preferred)
  • Valid insuranceCDL-AOwner-operated truck
  • Ready to run and communicate professionally
If you do not yet have your own MC Authority, you may still apply for placement with approved carrier partners.
Compensation:
  • Pay is based on trailer type and freight lane
  • Weekly settlements
  • Trailer options available for qualified drivers
What we provide:
  • Dedicated, experienced dispatch support
  • Consistent load sourcing
  • Rate negotiation and market guidance
  • Compliance coordination
  • Two-dispatcher team support
This is a long-term independent contractor opportunity for owner-operators seeking professional dispatch representation and consistent freight. Apply today to schedule a direct qualification call. Serious professionals only.

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