CDL A Drivers

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ptl servicesMerryville (LA)

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Junior

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$19,500 per year

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About the role

PTL | Starting at $0.60 CPM Solo | $0.75 CPM Teams | New Pay Increase | 100% Employee-OwnedPTL is hiring CDL-A Solo and Team Drivers for OTR opportunities with higher pay, consistent freight, flexible home time, and one of the most unique ownership programs in trucking. Drivers are paid for every dispatched mile through the day before payroll, helping maximize take-home pay and reduce the lag that often comes with traditional mileage pay. Solo Drivers start at $0.60 CPM, with milestone increases every 50,000 miles and no pay cap Team Drivers start at $0.75 CPM, with increases every 100,000 miles beginning from mile one. Military Veterans receive additional pay based on their years of service, regardless of MOS.Eligible drivers also become employee owners through PTL's Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), earning company shares each year. New Pay Increase – Effective July 20, 2026PTL recently announced another pay increase for company drivers. OTR Drivers7 Days Out / 2 Days Home:+$0.03 CPM12 Days Out / 3 Days Home:+$0.03 CPM21 Days Out / 4 Days Home:+$0.04 CPMRegional Drivers Regional Drivers:+$0.02 CPMAdditional OTR Pay by Home State Drivers living in PTL's Core Hiring Network receive even more. Eligible states include: Arkansas IllinoisIndianaKansasKentuckyMichiganMissouriNebraskaOhioOklahomaPennsylvaniaTennesseeTexasWest Virginia Additional Pay for Core Network Drivers Solo Drivers+$0.05 CPMTeam Drivers+$0.025 CPM per driver Drivers Living Outside the Core Network Drivers residing in all other states also receive an additional increase: Solo Drivers+$0.02 CPMTeam Drivers+$0.01 CPM per driver These state-based increases apply to OTR drivers running 7/2, 12/3, or 21/4 schedules and do not apply to Regional, Dedicated, or Local positions. Home Time Options Choose the schedule that best fits your lifestyle:7 Days Out / 2 Days Home12 Days Out / 3 Days Home21 Days Out / 4 Days HomePTL offers the flexibility to find a schedule that works for you while providing consistent miles and dependable freight. Additional Earnings Drivers have even more opportunities to increase their income through:
NEW: Layover Pay increased to $75 per day$1,000 Weekly Gross Pay Protection for eligible OTR drivers available for dispatch at least seven consecutive days Monthly Performance Bonuses Driver Referral Bonuses$75 Hazmat Bonus$75 Northeast Bonus$100 New York City Bonus Detention PayExtra Stop PayPTL at a Glance 85+ years in business 100% Employee-Owned1,000+ Trucks3,000+ Trailers Average haul length of 700 miles 100% No-Touch Freight Driver BenefitsPTL offers a comprehensive benefits package including: Weekly PayPaid Orientation Free Rider Program No-Deposit Pet Policy Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance Free Life Insurance 401(k) with Company MatchPaid Vacation Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) Why Drive for PTL?At PTL, you're more than just a driver—you're an employee owner. With newly increased pay, uncapped mileage raises, multiple home-time options, excellent benefits, and one of the strongest ownership programs in trucking, you'll have the opportunity to build both a rewarding career and a financial future. Whether you prefer running solo or as part of a team, PTL offers the miles, stability, and support to help you succeed. Apply TodayJoin one of America's most respected employee-owned carriers and start earning more from your very first mile. Start at $0.60 CPM Solo or $0.75 CPM Team. Earn more with PTL's new pay increases. Drive farther. Earn more. Own more.

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