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OPPORTUNITY FOR CDL-A FLATBED TRUCK DRIVER Driver Type: Owner Operator CDL-A Truck Drivers Freight: Flatbed Route Type: Regional & OTR Routes FINANCIAL PACKAGE Pay Package: Truck only - 70% of the load Truck and trailer - 80% of the load Weekly settlements by ACH (no factoring) Benefits: Great Earning Package, Consistent Freight, a Driver Portal App, 24/7 Support, Generous Fuel Discount Program, and so much more.
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We are a family based company with competitive pay and great benefits. $30 Per Hour Detention Pay (After 3 Hours) $150 Layover Pay. We are currently hiring drivers to run OTR Reefer.
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1 Year of OTR Experience. No DUI or Felony in last 5 Years. Pet & Rider Policy (no deposit) For Miles Over 10,000 Per Month: Additional $0.20 CPM. If you are tired of just being a number and want to be a part of something more, then give one of our Career Coaches a call.
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Performance Bonus:Additional $0.04 CPM. Medical, Dental and Vision on Your 8th Day. 4 Weeks Out - 4 Days Home. Flexible Home Time. 401K after 90 days. If You Meet the Qualifications Above. 65,000 - $100,000+ Per Year.
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We are a family based company with competitive pay and great benefits.
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