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Description
This fleet operates within an established, high-efficiency freight network. You won't be wasting your time tracking down loads or fingerprinting freight—this is stable, year-round, 100% no-touch drop-and-hook cargo.
Compensation Breakdown
Consistent Revenue: $1,265 – $1,500 average weekly pay.
CPM Structure: Competitive mileage pay covering both loaded and empty miles.
Hourly Protection: $20.00 per hour paid out for detention and unexpected breakdowns.
Onboarding: Fully paid orientation program to get you rolling seamlessly.
Home Time & Fleet Operations
Weekly Reset: Predictable regional routing ensures you are home every week for your reset.
Dispatch Support: Structured dispatch schedules with reliable, driver-focused fleet backing.
Trucks: Newer, exceptionally well-maintained Kenworth, Freightliner, and International tractors.
Safety First: Routine preventative maintenance prioritizing your safety, reliability, and on-the-road comfort.
The Perks & Benefits
Retirement Planning: 401(k) program with up to a $2,000 company match.
Time Off: 10 days of paid vacation plus 8 paid holidays per year.
Health Coverage: Full W2 benefits package (comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and life insurance).
What We Look For
Credentials: Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL).
Experience: At least 6 months of verifiable Class A tractor-trailer driving experience.
Compliance: Full compliance with standard DOT background, safety, and drug/alcohol screening protocols.
SAP OK if Step 6 is complete and driver has some experience with another carrier after completion.