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We have a 150,000 Square Foot Warehouse at home base to accommodate load transfers. Gross Earnings Explained: We based the "Normal" Solo Driver Gross Earnings estimate on gross of $5000 to $7000 per week (up to $9000+ during peak) as was consistent in the fiscal year 2018 THEN coved happened and the market changed.
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Where ever your home base is we will find a safe spot to park the truck. Needs to have run class A tractor-trailer for 18 months in the last 3 year period. Hiring a Class A OTR driver to run the eastern half of the lower 48.
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Job stability and room to grow your career Requirements: 21 years old Valid Class-A CDL DOT physical and drug screen Must have minimum of 1 year experience operating a Class A vehicle Excellent safety record Comfort working independently and following instructions Join us as a CDL-A Regional OTR truck driver at Ashley today.
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This meansallvested company employees receive an allocation of shares of the company every year as a thank you gift for their hard work. CDL-A Solos Start up to $0.60 CPM Base.
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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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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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For more than 50 years, we've earned a solid reputation as a carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. Paid life, additional life, and 401 (K) Job Requirements One year of recent, verifiable tractor-trailer experience.
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