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Average pay: $1500 weekly Miles per week: 2500 Home time: Out two weeks home 2 days (every 6 days out gives you 1 day of home time) Shift: Both Day/Night OVERVIEW Dry van trailers with no-touch freight.
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Over the Road (all lower 48 states) Weekly Payroll Earn Up to $98k per year based on tenure and home time schedule Automatic Transmission trucks 75% drop and hook freight No Touch Freight New Freight Optimization Technology - maximize your miles and pay Safety first culture Workhound – submit your anonymous feedback every week (optional) Great Benefits.
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2000 Sign on Bonus, Incentivised Dispatch - $5 an hour extra, Hourly Pay, Vacation Days and Weeks, Quarterly Safety Award, Annual MVR Award, Referral Bonus $1000 each, 10 Paid Holidays, Insurance after 30 Days, Health and Welfare to cover Medical Insurance Premiums, 401(k) eligible, and Attendance Bonus WHAT DO WE OFFER.
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Weekly Pay: The top 50% of Crete OTR drivers average $1,740 per week. Annual Pay: The top 50% of Crete OTR drivers earn over $90,518 per year. Crete Carrier is now hiring CDL-A Company Truck Drivers.
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Pay 1100 to 1500 a week 57000 to 75000 DOE exp Pay raises every 6 months detention breakdown lay over Job Requirements 3 months and up Class A driving experience Acceptable MVR No Terminations No Failed or refused drug screens Willing to stay out 5 to 6 days at a time.
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Weekly Pay: The top 50% of OTR drivers average $1,740 per week. Annual Pay: The top 50% of OTR drivers average $90,518 per year. Starting Pay: 62 to 65 CPM, depending on experience.
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Solo Dry Van Home Time & Schedule: On the road for 7-10 days and home for two days at a time Route Info: Western United States including CA, NV, AZ, UT, CO, ID, OR & WA Level of Touch: Varies - no touch, live load/unload & drop & hook Compensation Competitive Mileage Pay and Bonuses Pay - $1,050 to $1,700 weekly Experience-based bonuses (Veterans, Haxmat Endorsement, Longevity, etc.
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CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver - Earn $1,800 Weekly! Our nationwide network of dedicated opportunities allows drivers the opportunity to find predictable home time, competitive pay rates, and stable customer freight that best suits their needs.
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Average starting pay is $1200 weekly. TITLE: Class A Truck Driver. Driver will be home Weekly! Driver Home Weekly! Class A CDL Driver Needed.
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Join Marten Transport for high miles and excellent earning potential, with weekly pay ranging from $1,400 to $1,750 and annual earnings of $72,800 to $91,500+. Discover exciting CDL-A OTR truck driver opportunities in your area.
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Jet-Set Intermodal truck driver Average pay: $1,250-$1,500 weekly Home time: Every three weeks Experience: SIXMONTHS Overview Travel to various locations across the country to haul freight.
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