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As a Van Midwest Regional Fleet driver, you'll haul largely no-touch freight to many of the same locations in the central part of the country. Roehl Transport is now hiring CDL-A Truck Drivers - Midwest Regional.
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Average $1,140+ Weekly - Consistent Routes - Mostly No-Touch Freight. Dry Van Midwest Regional Fleet. Our smartphone app helps you do your job more efficiently. We strive to get you home with a load so you'll know well in advance where you're going when you head back out.
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After you have your CDL, you'll continue your on-the-job training as a long haul truck driver. Roehl Transport will pay you to get your CDL and earn a great a living as a professional truck driver.
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Dynamic pay plans that better reward drivers for their time & performance. Earnings are based on an average of actual Roehl drivers with at least one year of experience. Take Home More. Be Home More® in a home weekly driving job.
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At least 4 months of recent driving experience. Health, dental, vision, & life insurance. You will get home weekly - typically for 48 hours. 401k plan & profit sharing. Ask about our new Dynamic Pay Plan.
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Career path opportunities. Comprehensive benefits package. New expertly maintained equipment. Top earners average: $1,300+ Weekly average: $1,140+ 24/7 maintenance support. Take Home More & Be Home More with Roehl.
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Interested in Roehl's Complete List of Regional Truck Driving Jobs? You’ll haul temperature-controlled freight across Wisconsin and into neighboring states AND get great home time too! You will move mostly refrigerated loads like cheese and other frozen and temperature-controlled products (no milk) within Wisconsin and across state borders into Eastern Minnesota, Northern Illinois, and Northern Michigan.
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Updated Pay Plan! Address-to-Address mileage pay – you are paid for more of the miles you actually drive.
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Updated Pay Plan! Address-to-Address mileage pay – you are paid for more of the miles you actually drive.
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Updated Pay Plan! Address-to-Address mileage pay – you are paid for more of the miles you actually drive.
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