Lease Purchase Reefer CDL-A Driver

Job Description: $2,500+ take home per week- 2020-2024 Freightliner Cascadia- Free Cargo Ins, Free Trailer Rent 1 year of CDL-A + 3 months of previous REEFER experience required Dedicated Lanes to keep you always moving! (Example: MO to PA " $3,600 for 1,000 miles) Reliable Weekly Freight, Dedicated available 3-4 pre booked loads weekly Plan your week with confidence 2weeks out OTR with Flexible hometime, no forced dispatch 1 Day Orientation No Down Payment, No Credit Check Respect. Communication. Support. Finally, a company that backs those words with action. We at Four Ways Cargo Inc. specialize in hauling reefer freight. With a fleet of 140 trucks. We've been in business for 8 years, and our team of experts has experience providing the best loads out there! Lease Purchase Info: 75% of Weekly Gross line haul, Trailer and Cargo Insurance included! 1st statement no truck payment 2020-2024 Freightliner Cascadia from $450 per week with 2 year lease Fuel discount -> 25 cents per gallon (weekly pay) Maintenance account (covers oil change, tires any repairs) No-Force 24/7 Dispatch Direct Deposit Pay Every Friday Safety and referral bonus Pets and Passenger Allowed Cash Advances Substitute truck in case of emergency (breakdown) Transportation Provided: Flight, Bus, or Train, Motel Accommodation Included Company Driver Positions available as well from 60cpm Start as a company driver, gain experience, and make the switch to lease-purchase whenever you're ready! When the lease ends the truck is yours,no balloon payment, no down payment no credit check Questions? Give us a call at 630-570-5961, extension 4, and our team will be happy to assist you. Job Requirements: We require a minimum of 1 year OTR and 3 months of REEFER experience in the past 3 years. If that's you, let's talk! No DUIs No Failed Drug Tests Maximum 3 Moving Violations in the Last 3 Years Wage Range: 1.00 - 5000.00 per week General Description of Benefits: This is a 1099 contractor role, which means employment benefits are not provided. Contractors are responsible for securing and covering their own benefits independently.