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112,000 Top Yearly Pay Home multiple times per week Medical Coverage Equipment Truck Type: Freightliner or Kenworth All-New Mattresses GeoTab ELD System Governed speed: 65 MPH Type of transmission: All Automatic Idle policy: Under 30% Pass systems: YES Do you have at least 1 year of tanker driving experience.
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Home Time: On the road 6 days followed by 1.5 days home time (34-hour reset) Every 7 days an additional 1.5 days home time (34-hour reset) Job Details: Driver Referral Program - Company Only Safety Incentive Program - Company Only Fuel Discounts - Owner Operator Additional % of Revenue using your own trailer - Owner Operator Hazmat and Tanker Endorsement Required (If you don’t have it, we can provide resources for you to obtain it.
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Here at Bynum you will not just be a truck number you will be FAMILY. Our Tanker drivers get the miles they need and the PAY they deserve. Bynum Transport provides services through the continental United States.
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Must be willing to get Hazmat & Tanker Endorsement, NO EXCEPTIONS. Driver Friendly Company. Must be over 23 years old to driver for us, NO EXCEPTIONS. Must be willing to get Hazmat & Tanker Endorsement, NO EXCEPTIONS.
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