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David Careers

OTR Dry Van Truck Driver, CDL-A

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hmd truckingYonkers (NY)
Light Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

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Junior

SALARY

$1,350 - $2,250 per week

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About the role

Job Overview: HMD Trucking is hiring experienced CDL Class A drivers for Dry Van positions. We offer steady freight, strong pay, and full support for every mile.---QualificationsActive CDL Class A licenseMinimum of 1 year of verifiable OTR driving experienceNo DUI/DWI in the last 5 yearsNo excessive speeding (over 21 mph) in the last 3 yearsNo more than 3 moving violations or 3 preventable accidents---Compensation and BonusesSolo DriversBase pay: 65 cents per mileSafety and productivity bonus: up to 10 cents per mile$2,500 sign-on bonusHome time: 2 weeks out - 2 nights at home 99% no touchWeekly pay range: $1,350 - $2,250 Team DriversBase pay: 77 cents per mileSafety and productivity bonus: 5 cents per mile$10,000 sign-on bonusHome time: 2 weeks out - 2 nights at home 99% no touchWeekly pay range: $3,200-$4,500 (split)
Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401k retirement planPaid vacation and holidaysOrientation, clean inspection, and referral bonusesFlexible home time24/7 support teamOngoing training and development---EquipmentDrivers operate late-model trucks, including Peterbilt 579 and Freightliner Cascadia models, all less than 3 years old. Features include: Automatic transmissionHigh-roof sleeper cabinsInverters and diesel-powered APUsMini fridges and storageComfortable combo sleeperRemovable rider seatHMD has an in-house maintenance team to ensure reliability and quick service turnaround.---For pay details and benefits, visit: hmdtrucking.com/paydetails.

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