Owner Operator Truck Driver
800kJacksonville (FL)
$5,000–$6,000/week
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800kJacksonville (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$5,000–$6,000/week
About the role
Seeking Solo Owner Operators| Amazon Dedicated Drop and Hook LanesJob Openings Seeking Solo Owner Operators| Amazon Dedicated Drop and Hook LanesAbout the job Seeking Solo Owner Operators| Amazon Dedicated Drop and Hook LanesOverviewJoin our team running dedicated Amazon Drop and Hook lanes under our authority with full transparency and consistent pay.3 round trips per week (600–1,000 miles each) Mostly night shiftsHome every other day for 10 hours + 34-hour reset weeklyDrop and Hook only – no touch freightRun legally under Hours of ServiceWeekly Gross Pay:$5,000–$6,000/weekFuel surcharge includedBase rate guaranteed per round tripWeekly Expenses:10% company fee (from total gross)$375/week for liability and cargo insurance$100/week for license plate until $1,700 is paid in full$175/week escrow for 10 weeks (refundable 45 days after quitting) Tolls, fuel, and IFTA – based on actual useOne-Time Startup Costs:
Drug test: $75 Truck signs: $15 Weekly direct deposit (every Friday)
Bonuses for clean inspections and safe performance 10% discount at our on-site repair shop24/7 access to friendly, experienced dispatchersFuel card and IPass providedWe handle IFTA filing and complianceFamily-owned, driver-focused companyRequirements:2012 or newer sleeper truckMinimum 2 years CDL experienceNo failed drug testsClean driving record (no more than 2 violations in the past 3 years) No passengers or pets allowed per insurance policy
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