CDL-A Local Truck Driving Jobs - Chicago, IL

CDL-A Local Truck Driving Jobs - Chicago, IL


Company
ABCO Transportation, Inc.
Location
Chicago, IL
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
10 days ago
Via
Truck Driving Jobs

Job Description
ABCO Transportation has local truck driving jobs available in the Chicago area. Every driver has a preference when it comes to their time behind the wheel.

We are looking for professional, experienced CDL-Class A drivers to fill these critical Local Positions.

What to expect from trucking jobs at ABCO:

ABCO is where drivers can move their careers forward. There is no guess work with us.

Driving a local route for ABCO comes with several perks and benefits including:
β€’ Great pay and benefits such as a 401k plan
β€’ Home daily
β€’ Career development opportunities through our partnership with R+L Carriers
β€’ Exclusive driver vacation resorts
β€’ Appreciation and respect from our professional staff

How to become a truck driver for ABCO:

It takes a lot to earn a trucking job with ABCO. Our driver recruiters are ready to talk to those interested in the opportunity. Here are the basics they are looking for:
β€’ Great attitude and work ethic.
β€’ Experience and professional skill. Minimum one year CDL-Class A
β€’ Rail container dry experience preferred
β€’ Clean MVR
β€’ Mutual respect and communication

We mean it when we say your experience matters at ABCO. If you have a CDL-Class A license and want to advance your career, here’s your chance at ABCO Transportation. Take a moment to learn more and apply to fill one of the available truck driving jobs in Chicago.

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