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Mesilla Valley Transportation (MVT) is looking for truck drivers that are passionate about being on the road and understand that safety and delivering on time are critical.
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We are looking for those drivers that enjoy being on the road and are aware that being on time is critical for their job. You can expect more money, more miles, and fewer interruptions with MVT. Our one-of-a-kind offerings and dedication to drivers resonates on and off the road.
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Regional CDL-A Truck Driver Wanted – No Touch Freight MVT is Immediately Hiring Hard-Working Truck Drivers that want to Run and have a passion for Safety. Drivers that are comfortable with using mobile devices, respectful, and have the desire to work.
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Immediately Hiring Class-A CDL Truck Drivers for our Regional Lanes! Immediately Hiring Class-A CDL Truck Drivers for our Regional Lanes! From our partnership with Penske that ensures you have nationwide maintenance support, to our homestyle company culture, our commitment is to you and our customers.
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Apply Now and Join MVT where family, careers, and success come together.
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