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Fixed Truck Payment: $145.00 per week - Transflow: $3.56 per week - Qualcomm Rental: $25.00 per week - Bob-tail insurance: $7.50 per week - OccAcc (per driver): $29.54 per week - Physical Damage Insurance: $87.00 per week - Total Fixed Expense: $308.60 per week - No balloon payment at the end of the lease - Walk away lease purchase option available - Base plates are paid for by the company.
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Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Solo) Dry Van OTR $1,800 - $2,200 gross total weekly avg. miles per week Line Haul No Driver Load/Unload No slip seating Home Time 5 - 6 expected days out You can stay out longer if you want to Get 2 days of home time for every 12 days worked Home at least 2 weekends per month Core Responsibilities include, but are not limited to Maintaining a driver's log in accordance with DOT regulations.
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About the Company Policy On Taking Truck Home Depends on location About the Job CLASS A CDL NEED Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Solo) Dry Van and Refrigerated OTR $1,300 - $1,600 gross total weekly avg.
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Western Express has immediate openings in our Dry Van division for company drivers and driver trainers! Tuition reimbursement up to $6,000 for recent grads Excellent benefits: Health, dental, and vision + 401K Pet & rider policies Paid vacation NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
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Job Summary Company Driver (W2, Solo) Refrigerated, Power Only and Dry Van OTR $1,500 - $2,500 total weekly avg. Orientation Details Offers paid orientation Accommodation is covered Drivers get their own room No meals are included Covers some or all travel expenses Hiring Requirements Class A license without any of the following restrictions: (L,Z) Air Brakes, (G) Night Driving, (O) No Semi Trailer or (K) Intrastate Only Must have (X) Tank Vehicles/Hazardous Materials endorsement at time of hire 15 months Tractor Trailer experience We're an equal opportunity employer.
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CDL-A Required) INTERESTED IN BEING A DRIVER TRAINER? Western Express is Now Hiring CDL-A Dry Van Drivers! By submitting my information, I consent to receive calls, text messages, and emails from the company, including information about my application, eligibility, opportunities, and other advertising and telemarketing messages.
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Job Summary Company Driver (W2, Solo) Refrigerated and Dry Van OTR $1,375 - $1,700 total weekly avg. miles per week No Driver Load/Unload No slip seating Home Time 5 - 14 expected days out You can stay out longer if you want to Get 2 days of home time for every 5 days worked No guaranteed weekends home Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability Paid holidays Paid vacation Core Responsibilities include, but are not limited to Inspection of vehicle, equipment, and cargo to ensure everything is safe, legal, and secure.
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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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Pet Policy Pet allowed with a deposit Policy On Taking Truck Home You may take your truck home Rider Policy Free rider policy Job Summary Company Driver (W2, Solo) Refrigerated and Dry Van OTR $1,400 - $2,000 total weekly avg.
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Explore our company-paid CDL training programs ( or call us at 800-447-7433, and we can talk you through it. Team Van Truckload truck driver. + Constant support - Team driver advisors, current or previous top-performing Schneider Teams, provide insights and tips.
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Western Express has immediate openings for entry level company truck drivers! With our paid training, steady miles and numerous perks, Western Express is your best first step into the trucking industry.
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Regional Home Weekend CDL A Flatbed Driver Weekly Minimum Pay Program, paid on all miles Incentive Program, Sign-On Bonus Seeking CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver with flatbed experience with home time every weekend.
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Company-paid CDL training programs. Job Company Driver. Team driver advisors, current or previous top-performing Schneider Teams, provide insights and tips. Dry van trailers with 95% no-touch freight.
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