Dedicated CDL A Experienced Truck Driver $10,000 Sign on Bonus
$2,000 per week
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$2,000 per week
About the role
- CRST The Transportation Solution, Inc. is urgently hiring experienced CDL-A Solo Truck Drivers for dedicated freight opportunities to drive regional routes.
- Earn $100,000 to $109,000 a year+ annually
- Guaranteed Minimum Weekly Pay of $2,000 per week for your first 60 days
- Drivers are averaging $2,200 per week$10,000 SIGN ON BONUS- Paid out in full in first 7 MonthsOne day, paid at home Onboarding for $180.CDL-A Solo Truck Drivers$0.63 CPMHaul Dedicated Freight
- Consistent miles week after week
- Consistent home time$30 Per stop
- Well-maintained equipment
- Driver assisted unloads
- Comprehensive benefits, including Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage
- Urgently Hiring - Complete your application Today!
- Annual Seasonal Bonus up to $6,000 ask a recruiter for detailsCRST The Transportation Solution Inc. offers all our CDL-A truck drivers the following benefits after 60 Days of Employment:
- Major Medical
- DentalVisionLife Insurance and 401KAll employees must enroll in benefits within 60 days of hire
- All benefits provide Nationwide coverageCDL-A Truck Driver Requirements:21 years or olderCDL A, 3 Months Experience required
- Qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered for employment pursuant to applicable federal, state, and local laws.
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