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The Class A CDL Driver will be driving a truck and/or tractor-semi trailer (flatbed) combination vehicle ion excess of 26,001 pounds. A Class A CDL Driver is responsible for safely loading, securing, delivering, and unloading heavy equipment to the customer's job site in a safe manner in compliance with local, state and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.
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Driving Record: Clean Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) and Commercial Driver’s License Information System (CDLIS) showing no disqualifying traffic convictions as defined by FMCSA. H&E Rentals has an immediate opening for a Class A CDL Driver.
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Known for our 100% dedicated truck driving routes, Cardinal Logistics has over 175 locations around the country with opportunities to advance your career through different dedicated routes.
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U.S. Xpress is Now Hiring CDL-A Dedicated & OTR Truck Drivers! U.S. Xpress is an industry leader with decades of experience in moving freight and driving change to improve the lives of professional drivers.
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This keeps you on the road, reduces the chances of violations on your PSP record, and helps protect your CDL and Driving Career! We also have a variety of career opportunities outside of South Central Regional for professional truck drivers such as: OTR Solos and Teams, Mentors, and Owner Operators.
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Join PGT and build your strong CDL-A flatbed truck driving career with The Proud Professionals! Now, we are seeking CDL-A Company Truck Drivers who want a long and prosperous career in trucking to pull primarily flatbed freight on regional runs.
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We do not want to offer you just another truck driving job, but a long-term, prosperous career in the transportation industry. Entry Level CDL-A Truck Driver Training - Dedicated Accounts.
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Join our team as a CDL-A Regional Flatbed Truck Driver! Must have strong driving record and flatbed experience. Join our team as a CDL-A Regional Flatbed Truck Driver.
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Minimum Driver Eligibility & Hiring Criteria: Current Class A CDL and DOT physical Clean driving record (accidents, traffic violations, etc.) When hauling with Mercer, Owner Operators also enjoy several other big perks: FUEL DISCOUNTS (fuel taxes filed and paid) Major discounts on tires, insurance, and services Bonus credits for safety, revenue, and more Searchable load boards and personal load coordinators NO company trucks to compete with THE Owner Operator Company We Measure Success One Owner Operator At A Time Call (888) 426-5190 for details.
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