CDL A Truck Driver - OTR

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butler transportClear Lake (IL)

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Junior

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$31.25 per hour

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Job Description: Experienced Class A CDL OTR Company Truck Driver $1,250 $2,000 Weekly $1,000 Sign On Bonus
What We Offer: Our Truck Drivers: Starting pay of $0.55 $0.65 CPM, based on recent driving experience Average weekly pay of $1,250 $2,000 Additional $0.02-per-mile performance bonus Performance-based pay reviews every 60,000 accident-free miles Monthly safety, compliance and online-training bonuses Consistent routes and dependable freight 100% no-touch freight Approximately 50% drop and hook Home time options: 10 days out, 2 days home (depending on area), 14-18 days out, 2-3 days home Average weekly mileage: 10 days out, 2500-2800 miles a week. 14-18 days out, 2800-3200 miles a week Weekly pay by direct deposit Layover, breakdown and vacation pay Health, prescription, dental, vision and life insurance Pet and passenger programs Late-model 2024 2026 tractors 100% APU-equipped tractor fleet with power inverters Omnitracs truck-route navigation and electronic logging Pre Pass Elite and nationwide toll transponders Transflo mobile and truck-stop scanning
Position Qualifications: Valid Class A CDL12 months of OTR experience Valid 1-2 year DOT physical No open violations in the Clearinghouse Clean driving history Questions before applying? Call Butler Transport Recruiting or Learn more about Butler Transport at Butler Transport.com. Move Your Career Forward. Drive Butler. Wage Range: 1250.00 - 2000.00 per week General Description of
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Great Benefits: Health, Life, Rx, Dental, Vision Driver referral bonus of up to $1500 (unlimited earning potential)Monthly safety and productivity bonus, top earners make $500+ monthly
Job Requirements: Valid Class A CDL12+ Months Experience Valid 1 or 2 year DOT physical Clean Driving History

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