CDL A Truck Drivers

CDL A Truck Drivers


Company
USA Truck
Location
North Houston, TX
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
2 days ago
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Job Description
USA Truck is Hiring Company Drivers, offering Lease Options, and Contracting Owner Operators

Lease Purchase Opportunities Available

The Elite Company
HIRING
Elite Drivers

Company Driver Benefits:

Earn up to $114,000 per year Earn up to $1,300 - $1,980 per week, performance-based 1st year earnings average $80,000 - $90,000 Dedicated accounts available with flexible home time options Weekly paychecks Lease purchase opportunities available OTR and regional routes available

Owner Operator & Lease Purchase benefits:

Earn competitive pay: 70% of line haul and fuel surcharge. Talk to recruiting for details. Up to $1,500 in Down Payment Assistance for Lease Purchase. Self Dispatch option available after 90 days Book up to 5 loads in ADVANCE with exclusive access to our load board Paid Orientation Generous fuel discount program (up to $.60 cents per gallon off at select stops) No unexpected trailer fees or hidden fees Free E-ZPass Paid Lumpers, when needed We'll help you start your business with base plates and permits covered, no charge-back

USA Truck Benefits:

Comprehensive health care 7 paid holiday opportunities Paid orientation Paid parental leave program College Advantage 529 plan International SOS Travel Assistance Employer-paid short-term disability, life, and AD&D Many voluntary benefits are available CDL Defender, Family, and Identity Defender 401K with generous company match Earn up to $3000 referral bonus for qualified referrals Rider/pet policy, pet insurance Trucks equipped with a 1500-watt to 1800-watt invertor 100% automatic transmissions The latest in-truck technology with electronic logging, GPS navigation

Requirements:

Valid Class A CDL At least 21 years of age or older At least 6 months of verifiable CDL A experience

About USA Truck

At USA Truck, we're 100% committed to a positive driver experience. Choose from various CDL A career options including dedicated, teams, owner operator/lease, and OTR/regional.

We offer a long list of unique advantages no other carrier can beat! Connect with us to get started.

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