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Owner Operator CDL-A - Avg. $7500/Week, Fuel Card Savings (76082)

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turquoise truckingSpringtown (TX)

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Junior

SALARY

$7,500 per week

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OWNER OPERATORS: EARN UP TO 90% OF GROSS!Drive Under Our Authority & Maximize Your EarningsWhat We Offer: Average Weekly Gross: $7500 Earn 85% - 90% of GrossAverage $3.76 per mile (Solo, No-Touch Dry Van)100% No-Touch Freight - Dry VanPreferred: 2 Weeks OutOption B: Flat 80% With No Weekly Deductions (Includes trailer, insurance, plates, ELD, and more) Perks & Incentives:$5,000 Transaction Bonus$1,200 Referral BonusPaid OrientationFuel Assistance to OrientationLease-to-Own Trailer ProgramFuel Card Savings - Up to $1.20/gallon$150/week Trailer RentalWe share rate confirmations and offering to invoice audits for pay transparency 100% of Fuel Surcharge Paid to YouNo Forced DispatchTop-Tier Safety Bonuses: Level I - $750 Level II - $500 Level III - $250 Support You Can Count On: Included in our 10% - 15% service rate: Access to Fleet Service & Company Shop24/7 Dispatch SupportDiscounted Repair Services, $85 per hour laborWeekly Pay StubsFree Annual DOT InspectionHelp With Insurance ClaimsFREE Company Driver Recruiting SupportRequirements: Minimum 2 Years CDL-A ExperienceAt Least 1 Year OTRValid Class A CDLNo SAP, No DUIsClean MVR - No Violations or AccidentsTruck 2017 or Newer(With Federal Annual Inspection Less Than 30 Days Old) Weekly Deductions (if applicable):Cargo & Liability Insurance: $395IFTA & Permits: $25 Plates & Licensing: $37ELD & Dashcam (Motive): $15 Trailer Rent: $150 Trailer Insurance: $45 Optional Occupational Accident Insurance: $35 Promotions & Bonuses: Start at 90% for Your First 10 Loads! Performance Bonus Fuel Help for orientation: $0.60/mile, up to $250 Orientation Pay: $175 per day$5,000 Transaction Bonus Breakdown:$300 with 1st Statement$500 after 30 Days$1,000 after 90 Days$100/week for the next 32 weeksReady to Join? Apply now!

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