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ODYSSEIA Inc. is a carrier company looking for Individual Sprinter/Cargo Van/Owner-Operators to cooperate with (Independent Contractor Agreement). Here are our requirements: Own a Cargo van/Sprinter van (2014 and newer, NO rental vehicles.
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You are submitting the application to execute a written independent contractor agreement as an owner-operator. We are hiring Sprinters / Cargo Van owner-operators for our company VICTORIA LOGISTICS CARRIER. We work within an independent contract agreement and offer very competitive rates.
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As a Panther owner-operator, you ll run under our operating authority while maintaining full control of your business as an independent contract carrier. We have the support, the miles, and the pay you need to succeed in the owner-operator space.
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Take the Driver’s Seat in Your Career with Altom Transport Altom Transport is on the lookout for skilled Owner Operator Truck Drivers to expand our exceptional team. National Parts and Service Discounts: Keep your rig in top shape with discounts and access to our in-house PM and minor repair services by certified mechanics.
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Are you a skilled and independent owner-operator with a Semi truck/Flatbed/Reefer/Dry Van/Step Deck? Owner Operators Drivers Wanted! Contact Leah Thomas at leahth@empirenational.com (828) 707-9119 Ext. 132 About Empire National Inc.: Empire National Inc. is an active interstate freight carrier based out of Fletcher, North Carolina.
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About Carrier One Carrier One Inc. is a privately owned flatbed company based in Griffith, Indiana, founded in 2003.
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Solo Owner Operator Gross Pay: Expect OTR avg Gross 7K to 10K per week during slow season (Jan-Mar / Jul-Aug). Ability to Make Bonuses with a performance-based Owner-Operator of the Month program.
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Take your Owner Operator transport business to the next level, by becoming a contractor for System Transport! Now Hiring Owner Operator CDL-A Flatbed Truck Drivers! Driver Type: Owner Operator CDL-A Truck Drivers.
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Weekly Settlement via EFS Card Company sponsored insurance program Assistance with IRP and IFTA Safety Incentive Program Referral Program Fuel Discount Program Base Plate Program No trailer rental charges We have immediate contract opportunities for experienced owner operators in multiple markets Why Crane Freight.
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TransAm Trucking, a leading refrigerated carrier, has owner-operator truck driver opportunities available now for CDL-A drivers! TransAm Trucking Owner-Operator Truck Driver Jobs.
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CDL A Owner Operator Teams & Company Driver Teams. TEAM UP WITH HIRSCHBACH We have immediate opportunities for lease operator team and company driver team positions. TEAM UP WITH HIRSCHBACH We have immediate opportunities for lease operator team and company driver team positions.
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Job Summary Owner Operator Flatbed trailer and Dry Van OTR $6,000 - $8,500 gross total weekly avg. $3,000 Referral Bonus when you bring your Owner Operator Friend! Since opening the doors for business back in 2007, the goal has always been to deliver a high level of quality and professionalism and assisting our owner operators in all ways possible.
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Owner-Operator CDL-A Truck Driver Job Requirements. Nothing contained herein is any warranty or guarantee of the amount that an owner-operator will actually earn. There are many factors that can significantly affect the amount an owner-operator will actually earn and the success of an owner-operator’s business.
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Family-owned Ozark Motor Lines is seeking to partner with owner operator truck drivers who want consistent freight and predictable home time. CDL-A Owner Operator Truck Drivers Enjoy.
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Lease-on incentive is not available to Schneider company drivers transferring to owner-operator requisitions. Truck buying and leasing options: Schneider has new and gently used trucks, spec'd exclusively for owner-operators, as well as used fleet equipment.
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