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WE OFFER: CPM Based on YOUR Experience Guaranteed Daily Pay Option Monthly Safety Bonus Scheduled CPM Increases Paid Orientation 99% No Touch Freight BENEFITS: Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan with Company Match Paid Time Off Pets Welcome Passengers Allowed Truck School Tuition Reimbursement Hiring Bonus for Veterans And So Much More.
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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.
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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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More reasons to choose Schneider Over-the-Road Tanker driving. Top-notch equipment – Operate the best tractors, trailers and tanker-specific equipment. Valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL.
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CDL-A truck driver requirements: At least 21 years of age Valid CDL-A At least 6 months over the road experience No more than 2 preventable accident in the most recent 3 year driving period.
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What You Bring: Valid Class A CDL A minimum of 12 months of over-the-road driving experience, with a proven track record of spending more time on the road than off.
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1,500 Referral Bonus (Paid Within 6 Months) Qualifications: Must have minimum 2 years verifiable over the road driving experience to qualify. Must be a W-2 Company Driver Must live and work in the classification of OTR drive No SAP.
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CDL-A Regional Flatbed Truck Driver Jobs Open Now. With Flex Dispatch, you have the freedom to choose where you run and how long you're out, giving you more control over your earnings.
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And we consistently invest in new, top-of-the-line trucks and trailers to ensure your safety and comfort on the road. At PandS Transportation, we don't settle for good enough—we deliver GREAT. We go above and beyond to ensure excellence for our CDL-A drivers, from their earnings to the equipment they drive.
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Join PandS Transportation today and experience the difference of working with a company that prioritizes your success and delivers GREAT every time. Known as an industry leader backed by a reputation for delivering amazing CDL-A careers, you can trust us to deliver on our promises.
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3,000 driver referral bonus. Life and short-term disability insurance. Pet and Rider Policy. At PandS Transportation, it's never just good enough – it's great. Flex Dispatch System. Outstanding medical, dental, and vision benefits.
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TMC Transportation is growing and needs more Class A CDL Drivers who want to be home every weekend but still reap the rewards of an over-the-road driver.
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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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This allows our drivers more time on the road and less hassle. B&B Trucking is committed to offering our drivers the best working environment with more home time, dedicated runs and a consistent schedule.
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We are a family run business and know that you value the importance of being with your loved ones. Our dispatch team works around the clock to ensure drivers have everything they need.
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