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What started as a one-truck operation has grown into a world-class company with a fleet of 50 semi-tractors and trailers that specializes in enclosed automotive transportation to the 48 contiguous United States, Alaska, Hawaii and Canada.
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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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Performs all required safety checks (i.e., pre/post trip) including inspections of tractor/truck and trailer according to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations; inspects tractor/truck and trailer to insure they meet company safety standards and take appropriate action as needed.
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Our team of drivers are a well rounded breed with many years of over-the- road experience to guarantee every interaction with a B&B driver is better than the last. CDL Class-B or Class-A.
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Over the Road Truck Driver and Local Driver. Class A Drivers Wanted - Are you an experienced professional truck driver who values home time, great benefits, stable pay, and a supportive team.
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Any score above 10 will require approval from the 48forty Solutions TeamNo more than 2 moving violations in the past 3 yearsCandidates with experience in logistics, warehouse, OTR, Over-the-Road, CDL Class A License, Truck and Trailer, preferred 48forty Solutions is an equal opportunity employer.
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Job Title: OTR Company Truck Driver (Class A CDL Required) Summary: Are you an experienced Class A CDL truck driver looking for a rewarding career that prioritizes your family and work-life balance.
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At the successful completion of your three week program, you will then be integrated into our four week over-the-road training phase with a driver trainer. TMC is looking for drivers who want to be home weekly but still reap the rewards of an over-the-road driver.
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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. Salary: Start at Pay starts at 60-65 CPM with an average of miles a week.
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Operate standard factory-equipped gasoline or diesel truck tractor with flatbed trailer, roll-off, lugger, and lugger trains, up to stretch-out of 70 feet in length or straight truck to deliver a variety of steel products and accessory items to local, over-the-road or distant points.
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About the Job COACH XPRESS is looking for professional truck drivers or owner operators to join our FLATBED Divisions for OVER THE ROAD (CDL Class A - OTR) open flatbed and CONESTOGA TRAILER AVAILABLE. We are 100% dedicated to every driver that joins our team, and we care about their needs.
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About the Company COACH XPRESS is looking for professional truck drivers / owner operators to join our FLATBED Divisions for OVER THE ROAD (CDL Class A - OTR) open FLATBED and CONESTOGA TRAILER AVAILABLE for rent We are 100% dedicated to every driver that joins our team, and we care about their needs.
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TMC's in-house CDL Training is a three week program that educates you in all the basics required to obtain a Class A license while earning $500 per week. TMC takes care of all the Class A transfer paperwork back to your state of residency.
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Regardless if you are a recent grad or a seasoned driver, we have regional and over-the-road positions for solo and team drivers across the country. 21 years of age or older, with a Class A commercial driver’s license.
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More Info Over The Road Class A CDL Driver Overview: 100% No Touch Dry Van Freight 50-60% Drop & Hook 40-50% Live Unload Home Every Other Weekend for 48 hr reset (Can stay out longer if you wish to.
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