CDL A Company Driver - OTR
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 9/12/2025 8:17:35 AM
Company Driver
Dry Van
Over the Road
2-3 years
Roberston Trucks in Hiring Experienced OTR Company Drivers - Up to $.70 CPM - Newer Trucks
PAYMENT:
- Our Company Drivers Earn $0.65 - $0.70 CPM Based on Experience
- Our Team Drivers Earn $.72 - $.75 CPM Based on Experience
- Company Drivers Average Between $2,000 - $3,500 a Week - Take Home
- 1099
- $2,500 Escrow ( $250 Deducted for 10 Weeks)
- Weekly Direct Deposit
- 50+ available trucks / ready to go
- 2018-2023 Well-maintained, clean, fully equipped, Freightliners & Volvos
- APU
- Inverters
- Microwaves
- No Slip Seating
HOME/REST DAY CALCULATION:
- 3 weeks of straight work = 3 Home days.
- 4 weeks of straight work = 4 Home days
- 5 weeks of straight work = 6 Home day
OTHER:
- Consistent Year-Round Freight 3000+ Miles Per Week
- Drop & Hook, Live loads, Power Only
BONUSES:
- Clean passed inspections with no violations:
- Level-I - $500
- Level-II - $300
- Level-III - $200
- Loyalty bonuses:
- $500 - working for the company for 6 months
- $1000 - working for the company for 1 year
- Driver referral bonus:
- Hired driver 1 month of employment - $100
- Hired driver 6 months of employment - $500
Wage Range: 0.65 - 0.70 per mile
General Description of Benefits: 1099, consistent home time, well-maintained truck, great pay & more.
- Minimum 2 years of experience
- No more than 2 moving violations in the past 3 years
- Must be able to understand and communicate in English
- No more than 1 accident (preventable or non-preventable) in the past 3 years
- No DUI/Drug Convictions/Arrest
Beyond the job benefits already listed above for truck driving jobs in Racine, there are several other key advantages for truckers living here. With several ports on the west side of Lake Michigan including the Port of Milwaukee, City of Port Washington, and the Port of Green Bay, there is a steady stream of work for truck drivers living in Racine. Whether it is a marine engine, and aircraft engine or any of the other products in Wisconsin, there is continuous need for truckers combines with a solid quality of life.