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David Careers

Class A Truck Driver - Local Driver

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tmc transportationTuscaloosa (AL)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,400-$1,850/week

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About the role

TMC Transportation is growing and needs more CDL A Drivers! Paid Orientation and Training Up to $5,000 Sign-On Bonus With Quicker Payout for Experienced Drivers $600 In-Truck Bonus when you get into your own truck $1,000/week guaranteed pay during your first two weeks in your truck Average regional drivers are earning $1,400-$1,850/week, with top 25% of drivers earning as much as $2,400/week NEW Increased Tarp Pay: earn $40 for smoke and steel tarping and $50 for lumber tarping ? an increase of more than 20% over previous rates Positions are open for experienced and non-experienced CDL drivers. Our Continuous Run Program builds on TMC's performance-based percentage pay system, where drivers earn a percentage of every load they haul based on efficiency, safety, and other metrics.
Requirements and Skills: Valid Class A CDL No recent DOT-reportable accidents or DUIs Minimum 23 years of age Military experience equivalency may substitute for some requirements Top TMC Benefits Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, Vision, and Prescription) Employee ownership with TMC's Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Latest Model Equipment NEW Holiday Pay: $125 per day for six holidays each year? New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas About TMC Transportation TMC is the largest employee-owned flatbed freight carrier in the nation. For those who love driving but don't like the sedentary lifestyle that often comes with trucking, flatbed is a great solution. Consistent Weekly Home Time ? with the option to stay out and earn more Performance-Based Pay Employee Ownership Destination:

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