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Pet Policy Rider policy Extra information Layover pay Detention pay Clean Inspection pay Comdata fuel card EZ Pass provided Our team is deeply committed to ensuring that every Class A CDL truck driver not only finds employment but also experiences genuine satisfaction and contentment in their role.
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Regional CDL-A Solo Company Truck Driver. Average Age of Equipment Is 1 Year and 2 MonthsBenefits & Advantages Health & Dental Insurance 401(k) Plans Paid Vacation Weekly Settlements Pet/Rider PolicyMinimum Requirements Must have valid Class A CDL Must be 23 years of age or older (21 years if prior military) Minimum of 6 months of verifiable OTR tractor-trailer experience in the last 12 months or 12+ Months Experience in Last 2 Years Must meet FMCSA/DOT driver regulations Hazmat and Doubles Endorsements Required.
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Our safety department will handle log auditing and DOT compliance, as well as all necessary regulatory compliance oversight (driver qualifications, files, drug testing), assist and handle potential Claims, and much more.
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Entry Level CDL-A Truck Driver Training - Dedicated Accounts - We do not want to offer you just another truck driving job, but a long-term, prosperous career in the transportation industry.
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This is a great CDL Class A Truck Driver position for anyone needing solid work and good pay. Medical insurance is offered immediately and is a great plan for the health-conscious driver.
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Whether you are a driver or an owner operator we invite you to join our team and become a part of the most trusted company the transportation industry has to offer. Owner Operators at Load Monster earn from $250K to over $300K Gross Per Year. Requirements: Possess a Valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License.
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What youll need to succeed as a Truck Driver at XPO. Dont have your CDL-A yet? Sit for extended periods in a truck tractor and/or on a forklift; safely operate heavy equipment and a forklift.
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Barr-Nunn is looking for existing team CDL-A truck drivers for 100% no touch freight. 9 months of recent CDL-A tractor trailer experience (6 months is sufficient if team partner has 24 months - Call for details.
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Join us as a CDL-A truck driver on our LTL fleet at Ashley today! CDL-A LTL Truck Driver Jobs Offer High Earning Power + Excellent Home Time.
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We have a new trainee compensation package exclusively for CDL Truck Driving Trainees in select markets. Your mentor is an experienced driver who can help you quickly learn how drive a rig.
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Our team of drivers are a well rounded breed with many years of over-the- road experience to guarantee every interaction with a B&B driver is better than the last. CDL Class-A Solos or Teams B & B Trucking, Inc. is a diversified local, regional, and long-haul transportation carrier headquartered in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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CDL-A with 6 months tractor trailer experience. Take a closer look at JBS Carriers – we want to help you succeed! $500 bonus when your referred driver hits 3-months. Driver Pay Rate.
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Class A CDL Truck Driver, no touch freight $1500 to $1600 per week , paid on all miles New Trucks with all the perks, Full benefits package Want a different driver experience in this industry.
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TMC's in-house CDL Training is a three-week program that educates you in all the basics required to obtain a Class A license while earning $500 per week. Remainder of training (Mon-Fri) go out with a driver trainer for experience on the road driving.
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Whether you're a seasoned driver with countless miles behind you or just starting out on a new career journey, this is your pathway to a fulfilling career. Safety value culture with a CSA score to prove it.
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