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Owner Operator Positions Solo or Team One-Three weeks out, Home time is up to you Solos earn up to $190,000 $1.79 CPM- fluctuates as fuel surcharge changes Teams earn up to $350,000 $1.89 CPM – fluctuates as fuel surcharge changes Up to a $5k Sign on Bonus Manual or Automatic Transmission trucks Freight assistance loading and unloading Tolls are 100% paid Home Time Job Benefits Benefits are offered through a 3rd Party.
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Western Express has immediate openings in our Dry Van division for company drivers and driver trainers! HIGH Solo Rates – Experienced drivers now earn up to 49 CPM! Western Express has immediate openings in our Dry Van division for company drivers and driver trainers.
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Job Description: *Transport goods to varius locations in the country *Home Time:* bi-weekly, or can stay out longer Expected home time: every other weekend for 3 days Full truckload, dry van *Pay.
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Average 118,800 miles a year Sign-On Bonus $1,000.00 for Qualified Solo Drivers $500.00 after completing the first dispatch $500.00 at 120 day Trainers earn an additional $0.23 all miles when training plus potential $500 bonus APPLY NOW or call a recruiter today - (866) 234-2493.
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