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Provide tow and recovery services using established guidelines and quality control procedures (Tow Truck Driver position). NO CDL required. Rain or shine, snow or ice, our drivers help our members when they need us most, whether it's changing a flat tire, jumpstarting a car battery or towing a vehicle.
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Regional CDL A Tank Truck Company Solo Drivers needed to haul chemical hazmat products around the Springfield Missouri area. Class A CDL without the following restrictions: Manual (E), Air brakes (L, Z), Night driving (G), No semi-trailer (O), Intrastate only (K), or Medical variance (M) Clean motor vehicle license.
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What You Bring: Valid Class A CDL A minimum of 12 months of over-the-road driving experience, with a proven track record of spending more time on the road than off. No touch freight (driver not responsible for loading/unloading unless compensated.
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Top drivers earn up to $99,000 Average pay: $1,340-$1,630 weekly Home time: Every three weeks Experience: All CDL holders Job ID: 230649 Overview Dry van trailers with 95% no-touch freight.
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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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Right now, FCC is hiring CDL-A truck drivers for our Midwest Regional fleet running no touch, mostly drop and hook freight between Nebraska and Ohio. Stay off the coasts and earn more with an award-winning company – Fremont Contract Carriers.
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55/mile) Monthly Safety & Performance Incentive $75 Minimum Load Pay 99% No Touch Freight Layover Pay Stop Pay Inverter Refrigerator included Free SiriusXM Company drivers enjoy: Medical, Dental, Vision Free $10,000 Life Insurance 401K with Match Critical Illness Options It's time to make your move.
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Experience Required: 0-6 Months Freight Type: Refrigerated - Dedicated Hometime: Home Daily / Weekly Solo or Team: Solo Driving Job Description: Join our team as a Local Dedicated Truck Driver based out of Harrisonville, MO. This full-time position offers a competitive salary of $1,200 per week, with opportunities for both new and experienced drivers.
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Are you a recent CDL-A grad? Drive with Western for 3 months or more and you can qualify as a driver trainer! Western Express has immediate openings for entry level company truck drivers.
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Choose Flatbed or 100% no-touch Dry Van freight. RELIABLE HOME TIME – Get home every 12-16 days with OTR or get home every week with Regional! Dependable equipment: 1-1/2 year average truck age + brand new 2024 tractors.
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Western Express is a non-discriminatory and equal opportunity employer. $1,000 driver referral bonuses – unlimited! Flatbed/Van freight and regional fleet availability subject to geographical eligibility.
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With our paid training, steady miles and numerous perks, Western Express is your best first step into the trucking industry! HIGH RATES – Starting rates up to 48 CPM + increases up to 53 CPM within your first year.
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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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Family-owned Ozark Motor Lines is now hiring for long-haul/OTR CDL-A truck driver jobs that show you the difference between just a job and the long-term satisfying driving career you want.
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No gimmicks New per diem program Medical, dental and vision benefits beginning on day one $1,000 Sign-on bonus; $500 on your first check Flexible home time 401(k) retirement plan $2,000 bonus per experienced driver referral PrePass (weigh station bypass) and EZ Pass (tolls) Rider and Pet program No loading/unloading, hazmat, Canada routes or NYC routes Learn more about what the Ozark difference could mean for YOUR career.
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