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Over-the-road truck driver (OTR ) $0.55 Per mile. For more than 50 years, we've earned a solid reputation as a carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. B&B is now excited to expand our customer base to Dry Van Customers east of the Mississippi.
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Bynum Transport had great over the road opportunities for Class A Drivers. Delivering across the entire United States, Bynum is able to provide you plenty of miles to keep you moving.
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We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Over-the-Road (OTR) Driver with expertise in drop and hook operations, stacking chassis, and securing reefer trailers and dry vans using chains and binders.
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CDL-A Over-the-Road Truck Driver Jobs Available with High Miles And Excellent Earning Potential! If you feel you’ve had to lower your career expectations, it’s time to take a look at over-the-road truck driving opportunities with Marten Transport where you can EXPECT THE BEST.
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Driving Hazmat, Tanker, LTL, or Van loads over the road. Individual development, on-the-job training, and development programs designed to help our employees grow in their careers.
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Over-the-Road CDL A Tank Truck Owner Operators needed to haul petroleum, chemical, or herbicide hazmat products at 70% of load revenue and accessorial charges + 100% of fuel surcharge or a Median of $5,800 Per Week to the Truck.
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Apply now for our Over the Road Class A CDL Truck Driver position! Join our dynamic team and enjoy the freedom of Over the Road (OTR) driving. 14 days out on the road with 2 days home time.
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B&B upholds an unwavering commitment to timely service utilizing cutting-edge technology, and we offer our drivers the best working environment with safe and reliable equipment. 4) No leaving the scene of an accident 5) No more than three moving traffic offenses including speeding violations; or no more than one in the last year.
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This position does not require over the road travel(this is not just driving but offloading and loading) Holland Pump: Service Tech / CDL at Holland Pump will exercising safe driving habits with care and regard for others and the company vehicle.
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We are seeking over the road Class A CDL reefer truck drivers. Medical, dental and vision insurance, we pay half the premium! Newer Freightliner Cascadia’s. Double J Transport is a third generation family owned trucking company where you are known by your name and not your truck number.
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At least 1 year verifiable experience over the road in commercial driving. Being able to stay out 2-3 weeks over the road. after all the deductions and expenses the bring home from $2000-$2500 per week.
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