CDL A Owner Operator - OTR
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 6/2/2026 11:17:17 AM
Owner Operator
Dry Van
Over the Road
2-3 years
JOIN THE ROAD WOLVES TEAM, WHERE AVERAGE DOESN'T CUT IT, AND NEITHER DO WE!
In business since 2008, we have a great track record, safety scores, and a network to keep you running even in tough times!
BEAT THE MARKET: At Road Wolves, we consistently outpace national dry van rates by 20% or more, thanks to a freight network built on relationships, time-tested strategy, and expertise.
BENEFITS OF OUR OWNER OPERATOR PARTNERSHIP:
- $5,000 - $9,000 Weekly Gross
- 85% / 15% Split
- Rate Confirmations are always sent directly from the customer
- Weekly Direct Deposit
- Fuel Cards Provided With Discounts!
- Dry Van ONLY
- No Forced Dispatch
- Priority Shop Access - We'll Get You Back on the Road Faster for Less
- 24/7/365 Dispatch and Support - All Dispatchers Have at Least 10 Years of Experience
- No Age Limit on the Truck
- NEW Dry Van Trailers available if needed
- Cargo Insurance
- Auto Liability Insurance
- ELD
- PrePass - 95% Bypass Rate for Weigh Stations
- Bobtail and Physical Damage Insurance
- Occupational Accident Insurance
- Plates
- IFTA
- Other Administrative Needs
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Learn More About Our Owner Operator Program: bit.ly/roadwolvesinfo
Wage Range: 5000.00 - 9000.00 per week
General Description of Benefits: No Benefits Offered Original rate confirmations directly from the customer, fuel discounts, dispatchers with at least 10+ years of experience; 100% Owner-Operator company
- Class A CDL
- Willing to Work OTR
- 2 years of experience
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