Owner-Operator - Box Truck - Non CDL OTR

Posted 3 days ago

space jamColumbia (SC)

Light Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Less Than Truckload

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$8,500+ per week

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About the role

Job Description: NON-CDL Box Truck Owner-Operator (OTR) $6,000 – $8,000 Weekly Gross | No Forced Dispatch | Nationwide Freight We are currently partnering with experienced Non-CDL 24’ and 26’ Box Truck Owner-Operators who are ready to run OTR and maximize their weekly revenue. If you’re looking for consistent freight, transparent rates, and full operational support, we want to work with you. Compensation Weekly gross: $6,000 – $8,000 (solo)Top performers can exceed $8,500+ per week No factoring fees No forced dispatch No hidden deductions Transparent rate confirmations Competitive load rates Consistent freight availability Freight & ScheduleOTR loads across all 48 states General freight (mostly no-touch)Typically 2–3 weeks out Bi-weekly home time Dedicated dispatch team focused on maximizing your revenue 24/7 dispatch support 24/7 ELD and safety assistance Support &

Partnership Benefits: Onboarding completed in as little as 24 hours Option to run under our MC authority or your own Fuel card program with $0.30 per gallon discount Sign-on bonus available Clean DOT inspection bonus Assistance with obtaining your own MC authority if needed Experienced back-office team handling paperwork and compliance so you can stay on the road Requirements 24’ or 26’ box truck (2013 model year or newer)Minimum 6 months of verifiable OTR experience Valid standard driver’s license (Non-CDL)No more than 1 moving violation in the past 2 years Professional attitude and strong commitment to safety Info: 872-259-1406 If you are a motivated owner-operator ready for steady OTR freight and strong weekly revenue, apply today to learn more about available routes.

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