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Class A CDL driver needed, HOME NIGHTLY!

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pioneer transportSuffolk (VA)

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LOOKING FOR OWNER OPERATORS and DRIVERS THAT ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME:We are currently seeking Class A CDL Owner Operators with their own trucks, (we may have a truck available for you). Home most nights. Our company offers comparative physical damage and bobtail insurance rates. We need drivers to join our Pioneer family to service and meet the needs of our customers. We would like TWIC. No HazMat hauling. For more details: Call George @ (757) 966-2780 Apply here: https://intelliapp.driverapponline.com/c/pioneertransportinc?r=56 WE ARE READY TO HIRE YOU RIGHT AWAY!Local & Regional Weekly CORRECT settlements Direct deposit available Fuel card (EFS) Paid DOT Inspections with clean results Yearly Safe Driving AwardGift cards for clean roadside inspections Company paid physicalsUCR & IFTA paid after 1 year
Carrier Minimum Qualifications:
  • Driver must be over 23 years old with 1-year current verifiable Class A Truck driving experience (Tractor-Trailer and or Tractor- Container/chassis)
  • Must have TWIC CARD in order to work at the port in Virginia
  • No DUI DWI in last 10 years
In last 5 years: No Reckless driving, Cell phone/texting while driving violations, Speeding in construction zone, No more than 3 moving violations in last 3 years. No more than 2 at fault accidents in last 5 years Must provide current DOT physical and report for DOT drug screenPSP report must not contain any of the following: violating an OOS order, hazmat load securement or placarding violations, failure to secure container violation, 3 or more HOS OOS violations within the past 12 months

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