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Base pay for new drivers starts at $1.10 all miles + FSC on all loaded miles. Valid Class A CDL in state of residence. Weekly fixed costs approx $286 include occ acc insurance, non-trucking liability insurance, physical damage insurance, federal highway usage tax, base plates, and IFTA stickers (costs depend on year of truck.
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TFY has the most successful lease purchase program in the industry! Twelve months OTR experience within past three years. 100% of negotiated fuel discount to driver. Current drivers average miles per week.
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No trailer lease. Truck payment $675 per week. If the goal is to OWN your own truck, call Lesley or Laura at 918- No upfront down payment, no credit check, no balloon payment. If your goal is to achieve true ownership with ultimate independence, check this out.
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Experience hauling 53' trailer. 100% no touch freight. No DUIs or failed/refused drug test. Live in hiring area. Bonus opportunities increase every year. Safety and referral bonuses. Settlement examples available.
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