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Are you a recent CDL-A grad? Drive with Western for 3 months or more and you can qualify as a driver trainer! Western Express has immediate openings in our Dry Van division for company drivers and driver trainers.
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Stay moving: 100% no-touch freight and 60-80% drop and hook! BEST Graduate Rates - 40 CPM after training + increases to 45 CPM in your first year! HIGH Solo Rates - Experienced drivers now earn up to 49 CPM.
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1,000 driver referral bonuses - unlimited! Dependable equipment: 1-1/2 year average truck age + brand new 2024 tractors! Western Express is a non-discriminatory and equal opportunity employer.
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Tuition reimbursement up to $6,000 for recent grads. Regardless of your background, we'd like to speak with you to see if you qualify. Call today for more details on how you can earn up to $100,000 annually.
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Pet & Rider policies. GREAT PAY - Earn up to $90,000 per year! Excellent Benefits: Health, Dental and Vision + 401k. Call us for information about our training programs today! Have you been out of driving for 3 years or more.
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Subject to change without notice. Some restrictions may apply. CALL or APPLY NOW! With our steady miles and numerous perks, Western Express continues to drive stability in unstable times. 21 Years of Age or Older.
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We have regional CDL-A truck driver opportunities for standard freight in your area. Call (844) 234-6842 for more information Job Description: CDL Class A Truck Driver Needed for Regional Run.
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