Drive southwest regional routes hauling dry van freight. Drivers are typically out for 5–5.5 days and return home weekly for a 34–48-hour reset. Freight is 100% no-touch, with approximately 70% drop-and-hook and some live loading or unloading. Drivers are paid for all miles, both empty and loaded, and average weekly pay is $1,250–$1,500. Drivers receive assigned newer Kenworth, Freightliner, or International equipment. Taking the truck home during home time may be possible where applicable. Detention and breakdown pay is $20 per hour. The company provides expedited freight transportation for critical loads throughout the continental United States and says it treats drivers with respect and aims to provide the care they need. It is an equal opportunity employer.
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