CDL-A Southeast Regional Truck Driver

Posted 2 days ago

deep south freightOrange Park (FL)

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About the role

Bigger is not always better. Our focus is on our drivers. We believe that quality drivers provide the best customer service. We maintain a low turnover by delivering to the drivers exactly what we promise. Based out of Birmingham Alabama, Deep South Freight is a Truckload, Contract Carrier operating van equipment with 48 state and Canadian Operating authority. We haul a wide range of commodities from food-grade products to industrial raw materials. Our fleet is strategically located throughout the United States to meet our customer's needs. We are committed to delivering value with every load while being the most dependable company in the industr
What We Offer: Percentage Pay (25% of Linehaul) Weekly Settlements Consistent Steady Freight Home weekends One day Orientation Southeastern Freight Lanes Full Benefits Offered 401k Retirement Program Supplemental Insurance offered Pre-Pass Available Transflo Bills No Hazmat Large Growing Customer Base Referral ($$$) Program Lease Program 2023 Volvo 860 Percentage pay 70% of line haul 100% Customer paid Fuel Surcharge Home Weekends Large and Growing Customer Base Referral Program No forced Dispatch Southeast Freight Lanes No hazmat 12 months Lease experience Preferred
Requirements: 23 Years of Age 2 years OTR/Regional Experience (1 year in the last 3 years) Clean MVR and CSA Report Good Work References Top Drivers averaging $1350 to $1600 gross per week. (6 week gross average)

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