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OTR CDL-A TRUCK DRIVER JOBS Take Home More. Be Home More. Average $1,400 per week on OTR runs with Roehl! Enjoy high earning power with a variety of opportunities including Dry Van, Refrigerated, Curtainside and Flatbed, based on location.
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Are you a Class A CDL Truck Driver looking for a stable company with reliable equipment, pay, and home time? Run Class A CDL dry van freight throughout the Midwest and North East.
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Home Time: You will be home every other weekend, our system is set up to make sure you get home on time every time Benefits: Medical, Dental and Vision after 30 days, 401K after 6 months, Vacation What you will be doing: You will be hauling general freight in a dry van trailer all throughout the United States.
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Deliver SOLO To: OH, PA, WV, MI Route: Regional Tractor Type: Sleeper Trailer Type: Dry Van 53' Freight Touch: Tailgate Deliveries – Screen Doors and hardware Trucks are 36 months or newer, include 24/7 Roadside Maintenance and Company Drivers fuel up the trucks at over 800 Maintenance Facilities Nationwide.
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Choose Flatbed or 100% no-touch Dry Van freight. Western Express has immediate openings for entry level company truck drivers! Flatbed/Van freight and regional fleet availability subject to geographical eligibility.
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More Info Over The Road Class A CDL Driver Overview: 100% No Touch Dry Van Freight 50-60% Drop & Hook 40-50% Live Unload Home Every Other Weekend for 48 hr reset (Can stay out longer if you wish to.
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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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HWY Express is looking for an experienced, motivated CDL A truck driver to run dry van freight that is mostly drop and hook. At HWY Express, we are committed to providing excellent service and the highest pay and benefits to our CDL A Truck drivers, while still offering the home time our drivers want and deserve.
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Our CDL-A OTR truck driving positions offer a blend of dry van and reefer freight, allowing for a variety of routes across the country. CDL A Truck Driver Position at Hummer – Predictable Home Time.
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Trailer Type: Dry Van and Doubles 28', 48', 53' Immediate opening for a Dedicated SOLO Class A CDL Truck Driver and want the right Trucker to join us at Ryder in Brownstown, MI.
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If you are looking for a successful career, consistent pay and benefits, plus regular home time, call or apply today. What you’ll get: $0.54 - $0.58 per mile - Based on experience and location Paid miles empty and loaded while on duty (do not pay deadhead miles back home) High earners average $80,000-$90,000 yearly.
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