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CDL-A Dry Van Team Truck Driver - $2,000 per week in Hurlburt Field, FL

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express dedicatedHurlburt Field (FL)

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$2,000 per week

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Company Driver | Dry VanLocation: Hurlburt Field, FL
Company: Express Dedicated LLC
Pay: $2,000 per week
Route Type: otr
Start Date: ASAPAbout the Position Express Dedicated LLC is hiring CDL-A True Team Drivers for a high-paying OTR Dry Van position with guaranteed weekly pay and consistent miles.
Position: CDL-A Team Driver (True Teams Only)
Pay: $2,000 guaranteed per driver, every week Miles : Average 5,000–5,500 team miles per week Home Time : 3 weeks out, followed by 1 full week home Freight : Dry Van | Drop & Hook, Live Load/Unload | No-Touch Freight Equipment : Newer Cascadia Freightliners Operating Area: All 48 contiguous states Hiring Area: Nationwide except California, Washington, and New York City Orientation : Virtual Experience Required : Minimum 2 years CDL-A experience Requirements : Must be 23 years or older and apply as a True Team (no team matching available).This opportunity is best for established CDL-A teams looking for dependable miles, guaranteed income, and a predictable OTR schedule. Drivers who enjoy running nationwide and maximizing earnings while minimizing freight handling will be a great fit.
Equipment: Late model Freightliners ), Automatic Transmissions Orientation :Virtual orientation lasting 5-6 hours, following a completed drug test
Requirements: Valid CDL-A license Minimum 2 years of CDL-A driving experience Must apply as an established True Team — no team matching available Must be willing to run OTR across the 48 contiguous states Must be able to stay out 3 weeks at a time Must be able to complete virtual orientation (approximately 5–6 hours)

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