Looking for good company no ne runs if possible

Amerochem Corporation
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1885 Old Airport Rd, New Bern, NC 28562

 

Baobab Logistics
Jacksonville, NC
$1,350 - $1,650 a week

REGIONAL DRIVERS AVERAGE $1350 PER WEEK - TOP EARNERS $1650

$12K SIGN ON BONUS!!!

ONLY 3 M0NTHS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED - QUICK APPROVAL!

• Drivers Are Home Weekly!
• Guaranteed Weekly Minimum Pay Plus Weekly Incentive ($1,250)
• Steady Work - Positive Work Environment - Family Atmosphere
• Fully Equipped, Permanently Assigned Automatic Truck
• Driver Hand Unload Account - $235 per trailer load
• Each driver will average 1300 miles per week and can expect to pull at least 3 loads per week
• Account operates in SC, VA, WVA, NC, GA, AL, TN, KY, OH

 

Koch Careers | Home - Koch Trucking
Koch Trucking Careers

Looking to add some speed and excitement to your professional driving career? Want to stand out among other drivers on the road? Koch Trucking is looking to hire professional CDL-A truck drivers to join our specialized division. The specialized Club Car division at Koch Trucking is an elite fleet of drivers who haul Club Car golf cars on unique, custom decking trailers. Hauling specialized equipment provides bigger paychecks and familiar routes. All candidates must have a valid CDL-A license and one year of driving experience. Apply online.

• Average annual earnings: $85K
• Starting pay: $0.57- $0.60CPM
• Top performer earnings: $95K
• Home time: Out 6-21 days based on location
• Sign-on bonus: $7,500
• Drop, stop, and detention pay
• Paid orientation in a luxury hotel: Roseville, MN, Dallas, TX and Appling, GA
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Cardinal Logistics
Pay & Benefits

• Avg Annual Gross: $71,000+
• $3000 sign on bonus
• Home Time: Weekends & once or twice during the week
• Dedicated Regional Runs
• Paid Holidays
• Comprehensive Benefits Package

 

Koch Careers | Home - Koch Trucking
Looking to add some speed and excitement to your professional driving career? Want to stand out among other drivers on the road? Koch Trucking is looking to hire professional CDL-A truck drivers to join our marine division. The marine division at Koch Trucking is an elite fleet of drivers who haul new pontoons, recreational boats, and fishing boats direct from manufactures to dealerships across the US and Canada. Hauling specialized equipment for big name clients means bigger paychecks. All candidates must have a valid CDL-A license and one year of driving experience. Apply online.
Job Highlights:

• Starting pay: $0.55 - $0.62CPM based on fleet
• Average annual earnings: $80K
• Top performer earnings: $90K
• Home time: Out 5-14 days based on location
• Sign-on bonus: $2,000-5,000 based on fleet
• Stop and detention pay
• Paid orientation in a luxury hotel: Roseville, MN
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1. Southern AG Carriers
   Southern AG Carriers
   SouthernAg Carriers has regional runs open for CDL-A truck drivers like you who are ready to take your career to the next level. Join us and you’ll feel right at home in our flexible environment that gets you home through the week plus with strong earning power!

CDL-A Regional Truck Driver Jobs Mean More Flexibility, Frequent Home Time & Great Earnings!
Enjoy the benefits of a large corporation that maintains a true family-first foundation! SouthernAg Carriers has regional runs open for CDL-A truck drivers like you who are ready to take your career to the next level. Join us and you’ll feel right at home in our flexible environment that gets you home through the week plus with strong earning power!
We offer CDL-A Regional Truck Drivers:

• Earning Potential up to $60,000/year!
• Out 3-5 nights/ week depending on freight and residence
• Areas Covered in GA: GA/FL/AL/TN/NC/SC
• Areas Covered in NC: NC/SC/VA/PA
• Manual and automatic w/dry van or reefer trailers
• Health, Dental, Vision available (after 90 days)
• $25,000 Life provided SOAG (after 90 days)
• 401(k) w/match

 

Chinatown pointed you in the direction of Climate Express. I sent you a PM hit me back if interested.

 

I saw a driver run over a deer pulling a trailer like that. Happened on I-40 in Tennessee. The deer looked like ground hamburger meat when it exited the rear of the trailer.

 

What do you have against Nebraska?