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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 Job COACH XPRESS is looking for professional truck drivers or owner operators to join our FLATBED Divisions for OVER THE ROAD (CDL Class A. 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.
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Over the past year and a half, we announced commercial partnerships with a range of companies including IKEA, Pilot Company, Werner Enterprises, Forward, U.S. Xpress, and CEVA Logistics.
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Xpress Trucking, Inc. is seeking a full-time dependable CDL Class A Truck Driver, who can transport numerous types of freight / cargo / goods safe and accurately over the road.
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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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COMPANY DRIVERS : We pay 65cpm for open flatbed and 60cpm for conestoga We operate mostly in the Midwest and Southeast Trucks available : 2019 KW T680 and 2017 Freightliner Cascadia Trailers available: East or Mac (Open Flatbed or CONESTOGA) Paid detention and layover Paid tarping Dedicated dispatch Safety bonuses Clean inspection bonuses Referral bonuses Direct deposit every Friday Pet friendly Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Solo) Flatbed trailer OTR $1,500 - $2,300 gross total weekly avg.
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Orientation Details Offers paid orientation Accommodation is covered Drivers get their own room Lunch, Breakfast is included Covers some or all travel expenses Hiring Requirements Class A license without any of the following restrictions: (L,Z) Air Brakes, (G) Night Driving, (O) No Semi Trailer, (K) Intrastate Only or (M) Medical Variance 2 years OTR experience 6 months Flatbed experience We're an equal opportunity employer.
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Miles per week Line Haul No Driver Load/Unload 75% tarping No slip seating Home Time 13 - 30 expected days out You can stay out longer if you want to Get 3 days of home time for every 14 days worked Home at least 2 weekends per month Core Responsibilities include, but are not limited to Inspection of vehicle, equipment, and cargo to ensure everything is safe, legal, and secure.
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Submitting customer paperwork and deposits including invoices, load orders, and handheld reports. Being available for work at all times in order to meet customer pickup and delivery schedules. Maintaining a driver's log in accordance with DOT regulations.
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Daily customer interactions and maintaining good customer relations. Maintaining a clean, sanitary, and safe work area.
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Daily customer interactions and maintaining good customer relations. Maintaining a clean, sanitary, and safe work area.
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Pony Xpress is hiring full-time, motivated Class A CDL Over the Road (OTR) drivers with a clean driving record for its Amazon Freight Partner program. Drive long-distance routes that have you spending one night on the road per shift, home every other night, and home for 4 consecutive days after your work week is over.
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With dedicated and over-the-road routes available, you can choose your path and count on consistent miles and a steady income. Complete the U.S. Xpress DOT application.
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Our drivers benefit from great home time, allowing for a balanced life on and off the road. We pride ourselves on our modern fleet, ensuring you drive only the best trucks. Enjoy the perks of working with a company that offers significant discounts on fuel, tires, and maintenance, making your job easier and more profitable.
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You will be sent there after the completion of step one. (We ll call you at the number provided) Job Description: Join our fleet as a CDL-A driver and embark on a career filled with opportunities, freedom, and stability.
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