DRIVERS WANTED CDL & NON-CDL MULTIPLE POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Posted 17 days ago

american logistics authorityPortland (ME)

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About the role

DRIVERS WANTEDCDL & NON-CDLMULTIPLE POSITIONS AVAILABLELOCAL, REGIONAL & OTR OPPORTUNITIESIMMEDIATE OPENINGS Looking for better pay, better lanes, or a better company? We work with multiple motor carriers nationwide and match drivers with the best available options based on your experience, license, and goals. If you are: Non-CDL CDL CDL-A New driver Experienced driver Looking to switch companies Or just want to see what you qualify for One response can open multiple opportunities. WHY DRIVERS ARE RESPONDING Multiple carriers to choose from Local, regional, and OTR positions New and experienced driver options Weekly pay programs Fast approvals and quick starts Flexible routes and equipment types Owner-operator opportunities available We do not push you into one company. We match you with what fits you best. WHO SHOULD RESPOND Drivers unhappy with their current pay Drivers sitting at home without a truck Drivers wanting more consistent miles Drivers needing a fresh start New CDL holders ready to get on the road Non-CDL drivers looking for entry-level opportunities If you can drive, we likely have something for you. HOW IT WORKS You submit your request We review what you qualify for We contact you with available options You choose what works best for you No pressure. No guessing. Just real options. RESPOND NOW TO VIEW AVAILABLE POSITIONS Open seats are filling daily. Submitting a request does not lock you into anything.

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