CDL-A Owner-Operator - Baltimore, MD
stg logisticsBaltimore (MD)
CDL-A Owner-Operator - Baltimore, MD
Posted today
stg logisticsBaltimore (MD)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
- Baltimore Owner-Operators Needed for Intermodal & Drayage Freight
- Text APPLY to (860) 300-2110 to get your quick app started!
- STG Drayage is growing its intermodal and drayage network and looking to contract with experienced CDL-A Owner-Operators in Baltimore, MD and surrounding port and rail markets.
- If you’re an owner-operator with your own truck looking for consistent container freight, competitive rates, and a local team that understands port and rail operations, STG Drayage has opportunities ready now.
- Why Owner-Operators Choose STG Drayage
- Home Nightly
- Consistent Port & Rail Freight
- Competitive Weekly Settlements
- Local & Regional Drayage RunsDrop & Hook Opportunities
- Industry-Leading Fuel Discounts
- Expanding Freight Network Across Major Ports & Rail Ramps
- Supportive Local TeamBuilt for Intermodal Owner-OperatorsSTG Drayage is one of North America’s fastest-growing intermodal carriers because it understands what matters most to CDL-A owner-operators: steady freight, efficient turns, strong communication, and maximizing your time on the road.
- Whether you’re an owner-operator running port containers daily or looking to grow your intermodal trucking business, STG Drayage offers long-term opportunity with consistent freight volumes.
- Owner-Operator Requirements
- Must Own Your Truck2006 or Newer Preferred; Older Trucks May Qualify if They Pass a DOT Inspection and Are ELD Compliant
- Minimum 21 Years Old 12+ Months of Verifiable Tractor-Trailer Experience Within the Last 5 Years
- Military driving experience may qualify toward road experience requirements (call for details)
- If you’re a safety-focused CDL-A owner-operator with your own truck looking for consistent drayage, container, or intermodal freight, partner with STG Drayage today.
- Call now to get started!
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