Class-A CDL Over The Road Owner Operator
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 11/6/2026 5:18:25 PM
Owner Operator
Tanker
Over the Road
1-2 years
Pay
- Percentage of the line haul ($6000-$7000) per week
- $300k-350k Yearly
- Fuel and Tire Discounts
Run Details
- Over the road freight - Load board available for selecting loads and pre-planning routes! (Select up to 3 loads ahead)
- $3,000 driver referral bonus! + Earn 5% of the referred drivers earnings!
- $10,000 Sign on Bonus
- Over 100 Quality Carriers shops Nationwide to keep you moving.
- Low Cost Truck Rental in case of repairs!
- 24/7 Availability to dispatch
- Parking for personal vehicles
- Orientation every Monday!
- Free installation of Hydrachem Pump and Hose Rack!
- Fast interview and onboarding process
- Paid orientation and On the job training
- Travel accommodations to school and orientation covered
Wage Range: 6000.00 - 7000.00 per week
General Description of Benefits: Insurance available through UTBA (Universal Trucking Benefits Association) Truck insurance available through TrueNorth Fuel and Tire discounts Free loading/Unloading equipment National discounts at OEM (original equipment manufacturer) repair shops Systematic Inspection Program - we pay towards your systemic inspection Partnership with ATBS (American Truck Business Services) Paid Orientation and Paid On the Job Training Rider Along Program after 1 year Reimbursement of TWIC Card Application Fee Weekly Settlements! Fuel Stabilization Program designed to keep your out of pockets costs at a minimum Access to Management Anytime! Big Company with a Small Company Feel
Requirements:
- Valid CDL-A With Tanker endorsement and Hazmat
- Currently have a TWIC Card
- 1 or more years of tractor trailer experience required
- Must be a 10 year or newer tractor
- Truck Height max 12'6'' to top of stack
In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Mobile. Trucking dominates the Alabama transportation industry, moving 75% of freight into, out of, and through the state. Alabama’s location in the Deep South along the Gulf of Mexico, along with its one major port, the Port of Mobile, make it an attractive base for truck drivers. Alabama’s interstate system provides direct routes across the south, including two interstates allowing Alabama truck drivers to cross virtually the entire US from east to west.
