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Qualified CDL-A Company Truck Drivers Enjoy: Home Weekly! Class A truck drivers will also appreciate the earning power you have at Cargo because we pay 8-10% more miles than most truckload carriers using Rand McNally Practical Book miles.
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Covert Credential process- ensuring that requests are reviewed for accuracy prior to going through the approval process with the executive director, scheduling appointments, handling driver license and vehicle transactions from beginning to end.
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Drivers will travel from Columbia, SC to either Siler City, NC or Lumber Bridge, NC, completing one round-trip per shift to one of these two locations. A valid class A license + valid medical card, along with 1 year of verifiable tractor trailer driving experience in the last 5 years.
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Our driver's position is for OTR (over the road) drivers only. Solo & Team drivers are encouraged to apply. Endoresments are preferred (examples Hazement, Doubles/Triples, TWIC, Passenger, etc.
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