CDL A Teams - Dedicated Miles
At Trans 99 Logistics USA, we're not just expanding our driver base - we're building a team of professionals who want consistency, respect, and a company that keeps its word. Backed by a proven operation across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, our leadership includes former drivers who understand the job - and make decisions with you in mind.
We're now hiring CDL-A Team Drivers for long-haul, dedicated lanes with reliable miles and home weekly schedules. If you're looking for high mileage, dependable pay, and a real partnership - this is it.
Our Culture: Drivers First
At Trans 99, drivers are respected as professionals. Our leadership includes former drivers who understand the road and make decisions that reflect it. We prioritize transparency, accountability, and real partnership with every member of our team.
How to Apply:
Online: https://dashboard.getdoublenickel.com/short-form/2zp0ffgz
Call us at 1- Extension 5 for Recruiting
Pay & Route Details:
- $0.66 - $0.70 CPM (split, based on experience)
- 6,400-7,200 miles per team, per week
- Average length of haul: 1,600 miles per load
- Dedicated, no-touch freight
- Home weekly
- New 2024-2026 Volvo VNL sleepers
- Settlements paid weekly
- Consistent, reliable dispatch support and communication
Wage Range: 0.66 - 0.70 per mile
General Description of Benefits: Dedicated, Regional Lanes - Home Weekly - No Touch Automotive and High Value Consumer Electronics - Lanes with true Team Transit.
Minimum Requirements:
- Valid Class A CDL
- 2+ years of verifiable tractor-trailer experience
- Current DOT physical
- Clean driving and criminal record
- No more than 1 at-fault accident in the last 3 years
- No more than 2 moving violations in the last 3 years
- SAP candidates not accepted at this time
In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Bensenville. Illinois offers truck drivers many opportunities since it borders the Great Lakes, which is a major freshwater waterway serving the Central US. Illinois ranks as the sixth busiest state in exports in the US, even without direct access to a seaport. Cross country routes make Illinois one of the Midwest’s most advantageous states for truck drivers to call home.