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CDL Class A Truck Drivers Wanted! CDL Class A with a minimum of 18 months experience. Are you a seasoned truck driver with over 18 months of experience.
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This a regional touch freight position that is financially rewarding for drivers who like to get out of the truck and move. If you have at least 3 months of experience take a look at what we have to offer.
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Class a Truck Driver Requirements. Class a Truck Driver Benefits. 3 months or more of verifiable Class A OTR Experience. A Good Criminal and Driving Record.
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Valid Class A CDL. CDL A Truck Driver – Home Weekly – Earn $1,690+ Weekly! Hogan utilizes first-class equipment and advanced technology to help our drivers be successful.
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Class A Truck Driver Needed For Local Route - HOME DAILY. Average Pay: $1600 per week running a DAILY LOCAL route. Class A Truck Driver Needed For Local Route - HOME DAILY.
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Clean Harbors in North Carolina/Virgina is seeking a Travel Class B Driver (Utility Driver) to provide primary route coverage for the assigned District as well as other Districts as needed to support vacation, sick time, and turnover.
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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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