Independent Contractor - Sprinter/Cargo Van Owner Operator

Victoria Logistics Carrier•Lakewood, NJ

About The Position

VICTORIA LOGISTICS CARRIER is seeking owner-operators who own a Sprinter Van or Cargo Van to join its freight network as independent contractors. Contractors can choose which available loads to accept; there is no forced dispatch. Freight opportunities are available across the United States, depending on load availability, with direct rate negotiations with dispatchers and 24/7 dispatch support. The posting states potential monthly gross revenue of $8,000–$14,000, with competitive and negotiable rates, and describes a fast onboarding process. Work is governed by a written Independent Contractor Agreement. The company works exclusively with owner-operators and does not hire company drivers.

Requirements

  • Own a Sprinter Van or Cargo Van.
  • Be at least 21 years old; this applies to owners and drivers.
  • Have U.S. citizenship, permanent residency, or valid U.S. work authorization.
  • Have at least 6 months of driving experience.
  • Have basic English proficiency, including speaking, reading, and understanding.
  • Use a Sprinter Van or Cargo Van that is model year 2016 or newer.
  • Have at least 4 straps.
  • Have the required personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • Remove all commercial decals from the vehicle.

Responsibilities

  • Choose which available loads to accept.
  • Ensure all drivers working with the owner-operator are approved and registered with VICTORIA LOGISTICS CARRIER before accepting loads.
  • Report vehicle modifications before putting the vehicle on the road.

Benefits

  • Potential monthly gross revenue of $8,000–$14,000.
  • Competitive and negotiable rates.
  • 24/7 dispatch support.
  • No forced dispatch; contractors choose which available loads to accept.
  • Fast onboarding process.
  • Freight opportunities across the United States, based on load availability.
  • Direct rate negotiations with dispatchers.
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