Dedicated Home weekly Class A CDL driver making 0.70 CPM. Experience receive a $3000 Sign on bonus!

Posted 17 days ago

paper transportSavannah (GA)

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Truck Driver Job Description
Home Time: Home WeeklySchedule: 5.5 days out and 34-hour reset at home Sunday or Monday startMileage Rate: 71 CPM
Average Miles: 2000 Average Weekly: $1,420 Average yearly earnings: $74,000
Type: Dedicated; 99% No-Touch FreightOperating Area: Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Alabama and MississippiAt Paper Transport (PTI), we ask every Class A CDL Truck Driver one question before they join our team: What drives you? We want to know why you do what you do, what gets you motivated to get behind the wheel and out on the road. By understanding your goals, hopes, and dreams, we can work together to ensure the PTI family helps you succeed, be happy, and feel fulfilled. Our CDL-A truck driving jobs offer outstanding advantages and benefits for how you like to drive. Let's get to know each other and start working together today!
Additional Benefits: $5.000 military service sign-on bonusExperienced Driver Orientation: 1.5-Day Orientation + $3,000 Sign on BonusRecent Graduates: 1 Week Paid Orientation and 2 Weeks on the Job Training$20 Paid Stop-Off and DetentionsReferral Bonus Opportunity: $2,000 (Paid in two payments) Multiple Bonus Opportunities: Inspection, Monthly and QuarterlyPaid Vacation + Paid HolidaysMedical, Vision, Dental, Short/Long-Term Disability, Company Paid Life Insurance, and 401K with employer matchNo fee Pet and Passenger Policy Requirements: Have a Current Class A CDLRecent Class A CDL Grads WelcomeIndividuals with military experience are encouraged to applyNo DUI/DWI or other alcohol-related convictions in the last 5 yearsMust live within 60 miles of 4405 Tremont Road, Savannah GA 31415 Click APPLY BELOW or Call for more information

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