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Lew Thompson and Son Trucking, started over 40 years ago by a truck driver for truck drivers, specializes in local live and feed haul transportation. Hiring CDL-A dedicated flex truck drivers in the Huntsville, AR, Carthage, MO, and Cassville, MO area.
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Our drivers get top pay for this type of freight with the best equipment to keep your time on the road running smoothly. Running area is a 150-mile radius of Huntsville, AR.
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More reasons to choose Schneider Over-the-Road driving. Dependable paychecks - Your weekly paycheck will reflect the consistent miles you drive. Leading equipment and technology specs designed for driver comfort.
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Over-the-road truck drivers continue to be the top earners in the trucking industry, and becoming part of a team is often the best way to ensure more miles and more time at home, without sacrificing income.
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Valid Class A CDL with 6 months or more of truck driving experience. Sign-on Bonus, Industry Leading Pay, Family Oriented Company, and a Dispatcher Who Knows You By Name. 6 months of CDL-A experience required.
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Drivers that enjoy over the road work and willing to be out at least two weeks or more. We're based in Chicago, and we allow offsite parking so you can park the truck at home or in a secure location when you take your hometime.
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Over-the-road drivers continue to be the top earners in the trucking industry, and becoming part of a team is often the best way to ensure more miles and more time at home, without sacrificing income.
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Join our team of Over-the-Road (OTR) Company Truck Drivers who enjoy competitive pay, amazing benefits, and the flexibility to spend quality time with loved ones. Job Title: OTR Company Truck Driver (Class A CDL Required.
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TEAM CDL-A Van Truck Drivers - $1,800 avg gross per driver - Up to 72 CPM - CDL A with 6 month exp required - If you and your driving partner have what it takes, you will become part of an elite group of drivers who have definitely earned their spot in the "Big Dog" pack at Big M Transportation.
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1,800 weekly average gross per driver. Full Medical Insurance (Vision, Dental, Disability) Pet and Rider Program Available. Personal Dispatcher 24/7. 100% No Touch, mostly customer based freight.
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No more than 3 total violations within 3 years. OTR position, Home every 10-14 days. No DUI within 5 years. 401K Retirement with Company Match. 600 Orientation Pay for New Hires. 2020 - 2024 Volvos and Freightliners.
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Driver, is responsible for driving a tractor trailer or straight truck on intrastate and interstate local, over-the-road (OTR), shuttle, and overnight and drive and drop routes for the purpose of delivering and/or unloading food and food related products to customers in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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Summary: Are you an experienced Class A CDL truck driver looking for a rewarding career that prioritizes your family and work-life balance? Salary: Start at Pay starts at 60-65 CPM with an average of 2500-3500 miles a week.
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Unloads damaged goods and customer returns and bring to the driver check-in and complete necessary paperwork. Food and food service delivery drivers fulfill a critical role in the country's food supply chain.
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