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Truck Driver Owner Operator - 2yrs EXP Required - OTR - TForce Freight

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tforce freightMorgantown (WV)

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About the role

Now Seeking Owner Operators!.Drive your business forward with TForce Freight. Your Truck. Your Business. Backed by a National Network. As a solo Owner Operator in the TForce Freight Supplemental Linehaul Fleet, you run consistent LTL linehaul freight between service centers across the country, on your schedule. Paid loaded and dispatched empty miles, 100% fuel surcharge, and company-provided trailers help you maximize revenue while keeping full control of your business. Average Weekly Gross: $4,500–$5,000+Based on an average of 3,000 miles per week Program Highlights You choose how long you're home No forced dispatch Paid loaded and dispatched empty miles 100% fuel surcharge Company-provided trailers at no cost to you 100% no-touch freight, 75% drop & hook Fast settlements, paid within 24–48 hours of submitting PrePass provided Fuel discounts through TForce Freight's company buying powerIFTA handled for you Min 8-10 days out, No limit on Home Time! We don't dictate how much home time you get between routes - Need a week? No problem! Extra Pay & Incentives$2,000 referral bonus$100 clean DOT inspection bonus Detention: $25/hour after 2 hours, up to $150 Layover: $250 per 24 hours Stop pay: $35 per stop (excluding first and last) Good to KnowOTR linehaul, night driving required Runs in all 48 states except New York City, NH, VT, and ME. West Coast lanes are optional. No endorsements required however, Doubles and Hazmat open up more loads, more miles, and higher pay. Passengers allowed (16+ with proper forms) At TForce Freight, Owner Operators are valued business partners. The Supplemental Linehaul Fleet gives you the freight network, support, and stability of an industry leader to grow your business.

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