Long Haul Class A Job - No Touch Freight - 14 Days Out

Posted 9 days ago

trucking group utahSan Antonio (TX)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance

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Junior

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$1,800 per week

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About the role

Tractor Trailer Driving Job 6 months of tractor trailer driving experience on CDL A required! No Touch Freight.

Route: 48 states except NY, MN, MT, ME, VT, NH, MA, CT, and RI. Out for 14 days and then 48 hours of home time! Must have no more than 4 jobs in the past 3 years and no more than 2 jobs in the past 12 months in order to be eligible.

Weekly pay: $1,200 - $1,740 (0.40 0.58 cpm depending on experience). If you have over 2 years of experience, 0.58 cpm ($1,800 per week). If you have over 1 year of experience it is 0.55 cpm ($1,700 per week). If you have 6 months - 1 year of experience it is 0.40 cpm ($1,200 per week). W-2 position.

Qualifications:

Valid Class A driver's license
Minimum age of 21 years
Clean MVR driving recordDOT medical card
Not SAP driver
Must be able to pass urine drug test
Must live within 70 miles of San Antonio, TX

Job Description: Drivers will be running about 3,000 miles per week with a 34hrs reset and 48hr home. Route takes 14 days out and includes 48 states No NYC, No New England, No Minnesota, No Montana.

Home Time: 48hrs of home time

Equipment: company provided top-of-the-line Automatic Transmission Trucks pulling 53' trailers. Plus all the benefits:$500 Paid orientation in Laredo (round trip bus tickets, hotel room, and meals provided) Weekly pay & home time Full health benefits & 401k participation Paid time off & bonus incentives Unlimited cash referral program Pet & passenger (rider) program

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