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Class A CDL Owner Operator - 2yrs EXP Required - OTR - Dry Van - JTS Logistics

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jts logisticsMorgantown (WV)

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About the role

Partnering with Owner Operators CDL-A — Keep 90% of Your Weekly Gross!.Owner Operators CDL-A — Keep 90% of Your Weekly Gross! Looking for consistent freight, strong support, and top earning potential? Join JTS Logistics Inc. and run with a carrier that puts owner-operators first. Keep 90% of weekly gross revenue Earn $7,500–$10,000+ in weekly revenue Operate under our authority with cargo liability coverage provided Steady Dry Van freight throughout the Midwest, South, Southeast & Northeast (No NYC/DC) No-touch freight & no forced dispatch Dedicated 24/7 dispatch and maintenance support New 2026 Dry Van rentals availableELD, IFTA, fuel cards, and IRP provided Full safety and compliance support Trailer lease-to-purchase program: All years available from 2021 to 2027, Brand new from the factory etc. Fuel Program with our fuel cardIRP Plate available programIFTA available program Choose your routes and loads with our 24-hour available dispatchers service Hook and drive and make money. Bonus Opportunities:$1,000 Longevity Bonus$1,000 Retention BonusClean DOT Inspection Bonuses: $200–$500 Drive your business forward with consistent miles, reliable freight, and a team that supports your success every mile of the way. Apply Today! Call or text JTS Logistics Inc. now to secure your spot and start earning more. Owner-operator positions are limited—don't miss out!

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