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Dry Van/Reefer Owner Operators CDL A

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freight way logisticsGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$7,000-$10,000 weekly

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About the role

OWNER OPERATORS: 90% line haul - Freight Way Logistics, MUST Own your own truck
100% No Touch Freight, reefer or dry van freight 90% of the load goes to YOUR POCKET MUST own your own truck Solo Owner Op drivers weekly gross $7,000-$10,000 weekly gross Team Owner Op drivers weekly gross $10,000-$14,000 weekly gross Make your own home time, your truck, your schedule. Great opportunity for OWNER OPERATORS to be PAID WHAT YOU DESERVE! Freight Way Logistics is THE best place for Owner Operators. 100% No Touch Freight, reefer or dry van freight. Fuel Cards with discount I-Pass and Pre Pass Plate program if needed Safety Bonus for clean inspections Wage Range: .00 per weekGeneral Description of Benefits: Freight Way Logistics LLC, based out of Crestwood, IL Looking for Class A CDL Owner Operators $1250 Sign on bonus First month Trailer Rental is FREE 2 Years of experience driving a commercial vehicle with trailer (No major violations in past 3 years) -NO ESCROW -53Ft Reefer or Dry Van Trailers Available -Home Time Options: Flexible routes and schedule to allow regular home time -COMDATA fuel card that offers great discounts on fuel purchases -Earn bonuses for Clean DOT inspections -Referral Bonuses If interested please fill out application with the below link.
PAY: $7000 - $10,000 gross pay per week -OTR and Regional work available -Plate program if Needed -We do hire SAP drivers

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