CDL-A Truck Driver - Owner Operator - Gross $150k/Year

Posted 6 days ago

chicago intermodal transportationOrange Park (FL)

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

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000 annually

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About the role

Chicago Intermodal Transportation is Now Urgently Seeking CDL-A Owner Operators! Home Daily or Regional - Average $150,000 Annually, Gross Opportunities for Dedicated Lanes Available! ?Owner Operators must have their own plates Pay & Incentives: Average $150,000 annually, gross Drive local/home daily or regional, within 300 miles, instead of long-distance Opportunities for driving dedicated lanes Jump Start Your Career with Chicago Intermodal Transportation - They are Urgently Hiring - Apply Now! About Chicago Intermodal Transportation: At Chicago Intermodal Transportation, we've grown over the last 30 years as an intermodal trucking company founded by a driver with the goal of designing a company around what drivers want most. Our executive and management teams' professional background and expertise give us a solid understanding of the needs of today's driver, including a better balance between work and life.

Additional Benefits:

Spend more quality time with the people that matter most to you
Receive excellent compensation
Open door policy with management
Dispatchers who are on your side
Pay is "all loaded miles" whether you are loaded, empty, or bobtail
Fuel card program available

Requirements:

Valid CDL-AOne year of experience
Must be an Owner Operator
Owner Operators must have their own plates(Chicago Intermodal does not provide plates, authority or lease-on programs)
Interested in Chicago Intermodal Transportation? Apply Now!

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