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Team Van Truckload truck driver Average pay: $1,340-$1,630 weekly Home time: Every three weeks Experience: ALLCDL Overview Dry van trailers with 95% no-touch freight. Less wasted time – Premium loads with longer lengths of haul and primarily no-touch and drop-and-hook.
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100% no-touch freight that is mostly drop-and-hook. Regional Intermodal truck driver Average pay: $1,230-$1,500 weekly Home time: Weekly Experience: THREEMONTHS Overview Haul freight containers secured to company-owned chassis.
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No-Touch Freight: Focus on driving without the hassle of loading and unloading. Driver Qualifications: Good MVR and driving record Credible work history No DUI or DWI recorded within the past three years No felony recorded within the past five years Driver Benefits: Guaranteed Home Time: Spend time with your loved ones regularly.
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Home Every Weekend - Drivers Earn Up to $95,000 Annually - No-Touch Freight. Join our finishing program if you are a recent truck driving school graduate from an approved program and you live in the Omaha, Lincoln, Kansas City region.
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That’s why Hill Bros. offers Local, Team, Regional, OTR and Long-Haul Class A driver opportunities with excellent starting pay rates, fantastic home time, and a host of great benefits.
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This CDL A truck driver position offers no-touch freight with mostly drop and hook loads, We offer a sign-on bonus, $1,000 orientation pay and an average of $1,300 to $1,500 per week with a minimum pay program to ensure you never have a small paycheck.
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Drivers handle no-touch freight, which primarily consists of refrigerated goods along with some dry freight. C.R. England is Now Hiring CDL-A OTR Truck Drivers in Missouri.
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No Touch Freight. CDL A drivers wanted for KSC-based local intermodal positions. Must Have a Class A CDL. These are container truck jobs based at the rail yard.
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No felony recorded within the past five years. No DUI or DWI recorded within the past three years. With a legacy spanning three generations, we’ve built a reputation for reliability, integrity, and unwavering commitment to our drivers and their families.
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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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Class A CDL OTR Truck Driver - Home Every Other Weekend. ALL no touch freight. No forced dispatch into NYC or its 5 boroughs. Must have a minimum of 3 Months Class A Driving Experience.
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70% drop and hooks; all driver no touch freight. CDL-A Company Driver Midwest Regional Truck Driver Jobs Open Now. Midwest Regional CDL-A Truck Driver Jobs Feature.
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Join Our Family-Owned Trucking Company: Reliable, Respectful, and Driver-Focused. Family-Owned Tradition: Founded on principles of respect, honesty, and trust, we provide a supportive work environment where every team member feels valued and appreciated.
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Truck Driver - Home Daily - NO TOUCH FREIGHT - Drop&Hook + Live loads. Experience Required: Minimum 6 months CDL-A. Valid CDL-A license. No major accidents or violations in the last 3 years.
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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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