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CDL-A Drivers: Up to $7500 Bonus & Up to $1800/week + Extras!

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oakley transportLondon (KY)

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About the role

Job Description:
  • At Oakley, Your Experience Pays Here."Sign & Stay Experience Bonus" - bring your 3+ years tractor-trailer OTR experience to Oakley and youmay qualify for a $7500 bonus! $1500 paid in the first 90 days!
  • Why Drivers Are Making the Move to Oakley
  • Drivers consistently earn $1,600–$1,800+ per week
  • Earn up to 12 CPM in additional bonuses
  • Multiple run and hometime options based on where you live$7500 "Sign & Stay Experience Bonus" - $1500 paid in 1st 90 days
  • Paid orientation - travel, hotel, and meals included
  • Variety of Lanes & HometimeNEW RUN: Out & back from Hot Springs, AR - Limited Positions!
  • Regional runs keep you primarily in the Southeast 90% Direct Customer Freight
  • Predictable home time – plan life with confidence
  • No-Touch Freight
  • Miles & Equipment2,400–2,800+ miles per week
  • Brand new and late-model Volvo & Peterbilt tractors
  • Automatic transmissions
  • Extensive truck features include:refrigerator, bluetooth, adjustable premium mattress, ergonomic seats, APU, power inverter, pullout workstation, extra storage, collision avoidance system, flat screen & microwave hookups
  • Benefits That MatterRider & pet programs available
  • Medical, dental, and vision coverage 401K with company match
  • Benefits begin the 1st of the month after 30 days
  • Driver Requirements
  • Valid Class A CDL23 years or older 12 months tractor-trailer experience in the last 3 years
  • Safe driving record
  • Don’t Wait — Call Oakley Today!
  • Oakley Transport: Where Trust Matters.(855) 950-2247

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