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CDL-A Drivers Fontana / SoCal Intermodal Company, Lease-to-Own & Owner Operators Home Daily!

Posted 17 days ago

intermodal shippers groupRiverside (CA)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversGeneral Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$28/hour

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About the role

Job Description: CDL-A Drivers Fontana / SoCal Intermodal Company, Lease-to-Own & Owner Operators Home Daily! Intermodal Shippers Group Inc (ISG) is hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for our Fontana, California terminal. We run intermodal / container work in Southern California (rail ramps, local and regional lanes) and need professional drivers who prioritize safety and reliability. Home daily. Company Employee Drivers:$28/hour (approximately $1,400/week gross based on typical hours) Incentive bonuses
Benefits package: Local/regional intermodal runs with strong home time Lease-to-Own Drivers:
  • Keep 80% of revenue
  • Truck lease, insurance, fuel and operating costs deducted
  • Clear path to own the vehicle
  • Steady intermodal freight under ISG authority Owner-Operators:
  • Keep 80% of the total amount invoiced to the customer
  • Bring your own equipment and run under our authority
Consistent intermodal opportunities Requirements (all positions): Valid Class A CDLClean MVR, solid safety record, current medical card, ability to meet DOT standards. Minimum 2 years verifiable Class A experience preferred. We screen carefully because safety protects everyone and keeps costs controlled. Bilingual support available. Apply below or call today.

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