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This meansallvested company employees receive an allocation of shares of the company every year as a thank you gift for their hard work. We have a variety of career opportunities for professional truck drivers: OTR Solos and Teams, Regional, Mentors, and Owner Operators.
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We also have a paid training program for new CDL-A drivers and a great refresher program for people who have been off the road for a while. We recognize the work ethic, commitment, and loyalty you had while serving our country.
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CDL-A Solos Start up to $0.60 CPM Base! Were working hard to become safer every day. This keeps you on the road, reduces the chances of violations on your PSP record, and helps protect your CDL and Driving Career.
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Are you a Military Veteran? At PTL, you'll receive a long OTR length of haul, longer for teams. Anyone can say thank you, but at PTL we put our appreciation in your pocket by paying you for the time you served, regardless of your MOS. We think thats a better way to thank you for your service.
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Home weekly - It is our goal for every driver residing within 50 miles of Memphis, Houston, or Dallas to get at least a 34 hour restart. We also have a variety of career opportunities outside of South Central Regional for professional truck drivers such as: OTR Solos and Teams, Mentors, and Owner Operators.
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We also have one of the highest-paid training programs for new CDL-A drivers and a great refresher program for people who have been off the road for a while. Our company drivers earn base rate increases based on tenure AND every 50,000 miles with no cap once they reach a $0.55 CPM base.
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A variety of positions to fit your lifestyle! As a company employee, you'll earn ownership in the company. Our solo company drivers will earn milestone base pay increases based on tenure AND additional increases every 50,000 miles with no pay cap.
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We have a variety of career opportunities for professional truck drivers: OTR Solos and Teams, Regional, Mentors, Independent Lease, and Owner Operators. Paid Training for Recent CDL-A Graduates.
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At PTL, you'll receive a long OTR length of haul. A variety of career options. 7,500 miles with a Mentor. Were employee owned and pay an annual ESOP payment to all vested employees.
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Industry-leading retirement programs with matching 401K and Free ESOP shares! All teams starting base pay is $0.75 CPM, and earn increases every 100,000 miles starting mile one with no pay cap! Solos start up to $0.64 CPM: $0.60 CPM top starting base + $0.04 CPM safety/service bonus.
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