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12 months’ verifiable OTR experience in the last 3 years OR6 months’ experience plus truck driving school in past year ORJoin our finishing program if you are a recent truck driving school graduate from an approved program and you live in the Omaha, Lincoln, Kansas City region.
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Hill Bros Transportation is Now Hiring CDL-A Company Drivers! Drivers Earn $100,000 per Year - $4,000 Sign-On Bonus. Learn more about driving for Hill Bros Transportation - Apply now.
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Interested in a driving career with Hill Bros Transportation? That’s why Hill Bros. offers Local, Team, Regional, OTR and Long-Haul Class A driver opportunities with excellent starting pay rates, fantastic home time, and a host of great benefits.
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51 CPM straight + 7 CPM bonus after 3,400 miles per week. STEP THREE: Hill Bros Transportation will review and give you a call. Minimum 21 years of age with valid CDL-A. $2,000 referral bonus.
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Drivers earn $100,000 per Year. Seniority pay increases beginning 1st year. STEP TWO: Complete the Hill Bros Transportation online driver application (Provided upon completion of step one and takes about 10 min.
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Omaha area drivers - leave Sunday afternoon, get home every Thursday night or Friday morning - Friday/Saturday off! Our Fleet: 2019 & 2022 Volvo's | 2021 & 2022 International. No serious violations in the last 2 years; no more than 3 moving violations in the last 3 years.
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