CDL-A SOLO COMPANY DRIVER- OTR

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EARN UP TO $1950 WEEKLY WITH EXCELLENT HOME TIME

EARN UP TO $101,400 PER YEAR

Starting Pay up to 65 Cents Per Mile

• .62 CPM without Hazmat endorsement
• .65 CPM With Hazmat Endorsement
• All Miles Paid Loaded and Empty
• 2,500 to 3,000 Miles Per Week

HOME TIME
Texas Drivers - Out 3 Weeks
Georgia, Tennesse and Arkansas Drivers Home every other weekend
Florida Drivers Out 3 Weeks

$1,500.00 Sign on Bonus (paid out over 150 days)
$1,500 Unlimited Referral Bonus Program (ask for details)
Quarterly Safety Bonus and Clean Inspection bonus (all levels)
Multi Stop Pay, Loading and Unloading Pay, Detention Pay

• 99.99% No touch Freight
• 50%+ Drop and Hook
• Rider policy (No pets)

NEW, assigned trucks - 2020-2023 Volvo's

Our Exceptional Benefits Include

• 7 Paid Holidays (no wait time)
• 2 Health Plans to choose from
• Company Paid Life
• Dental, Vision, Short and Long-Term Disability
• Critical Illness and Cancer Coverage
• 401k with Company Match

Paid Vacation

• After 1-year service = 1 week @ $900
• After 3 years' service = 2 weeks @ $950.00 each
• After 5 years' service = 3 weeks @ $1,000 each

Detention Pay

• $20 per hour up to 5 hours after first two hours detained.

Requirements :

• Atleast 12 months experience OTR Solo in Sleeper Cab
• CDL-A License
• 23 years of age or older
• No more than 2 moving Violations in the last 3 years
• No traffic related suspensions for vehicle operations for last 3 years
• No major moving violations in last 3 years
• No major reportable accidents in last 5 years
• No pets

Requirements :

• Atleast 12 months experience OTR Solo in Sleeper Cab
• CDL-A License
• 23 years of age or older
• No more than 2 moving Violations in the last 3 years
• No traffic related suspensions for vehicle operations for last 3 years
• No major moving violations in last 3 years
• No major reportable accidents in last 5 years
• No pets

In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Bloomington. Indiana has one of the most active trucking industries in the US. Located on the eastern edge of the Midwest, Indiana is one of several major convergence zones where truck drivers can head for most parts of the US.