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David Careers

OTR Luxury Vehicle Hauler CDL-A Job

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im logistics groupWinston-Salem (NC)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

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Junior

SALARY

$2,500 to $5,000

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About the role

Currently seeking dedicated Class A CDL drivers. We focus on specialized vehicle hauling across key interstate corridors linking the Northeast and Southwest regions. Pay Home Time
Pay: $2,500 to $5,000 Paid Weekly (5-6 business days after the trip is completed)
Miles per Week: 3,500
Home Time: 10 days after 6 weeks out. We fly you home wherever you are.
Equipment: Volvo VNL 860 2026 Freightliner Cascadia 2025 Position Benefits Freight Details:
  • Established Lanes: Steady long-distance routes (Northeast ↔ Southwest) designed for maximum miles and efficient turnaround times.
  • Premium Fleet: Drive high-spec equipment featuring enclosed Kentucky XL 12 Hard Side trailers with full lift-gate capability.
  • Training Program: Paid, comprehensive hands-on instruction provided for drivers looking to transition into auto-hauling.
  • Driver qualifications and requirements:
  • Active Class A Commercial Driver's License, valid DOT Medical Card, and clean driving record (MVR).
Experience Level: 6+ months of verifiable OTR experience is preferred; motivated candidates with under 6 months or recent CDL graduates are strongly encouraged to apply. Car Hauling Background: Prior auto-transport experience is ideal, but not mandatory. Screening: Must be able to pass a standard DOT pre-employment drug screen and background check.
Physical Job Requirements: Ability to safely navigate confined spaces within enclosed vehicle transport trailers, including entering and exiting vehicles when standard door access may be restricted by trailer configuration. Must be able to safely perform loading, unloading.

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