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CDL-A Intermodal Truck Driver $1,534–$1,789 Weekly Join a growing transportation company hauling intermodal containers between rail yards and customer locations. This local position offers consistent freight, home daily,…
, canned coconut beverages, coconut milk, ready to cook noodles, mung bean and frozen durian. What You’ll Do As a Class B Truck Driver at our Commerce facility, N.A Trading Company, you will be responsible for safely ope…
Flatbed Account. Flatbed truck drivers needed, home time weekly with consistent miles. Compensation: $1200 to $11400 per week and miles per week 2200. No Touch Freight. Home Weekly: 5 days out and 2 days home with your f…
A respected law firm is seeking a skilled Workers’ Compensation Defense Attorney to join its team. This fully remote opportunity is ideal for an attorney with 2+ years of workers’ compensation defense experience who is l…
Class A Dedicated Hook and Drop Runs - Truck Driver Class A Job HS Trucking has an IMMEDIATE need for Qualified, Dependable, and Safe Drivers for dedicated hook and drop freight. Start immediately, Must have a CDL Class…
Welcome. We are seeking motivated Class A Drivers ready to launch their trucking careers with a company that provides structure, support and real growth opportunities. Training Duration: Paid on the job training with an…
Carriers Ltd., CDL Class A Intermodal/Containers routes with home daily. Equal Employment Opportunity employer. Experience Drivers: minimum experience of 3 months Compensation: $1400 to $1800 per week., Hazmat Needed. Mi…
Don't miss this exciting opportunity to grow your skills and contribute to a worthy organization - apply today! Our School Van Drivers are vital to helping us deliver services to our students and extended school communit…
What you’ll need to succeed as a Truck Driver at XPO Minimum qualifications: Be at least 21 years of age Valid Class A commercial driver's license Safe driving record and history Currently possess or be willing to obtain…
Seeking Class A CDL Driver living within a 60 mile radius of Rialto, CA. Must have 3 months CDL-A experience. Hair & Urine drug screen required. 10-12 hour shift. Shift starts between 2pm and 5pm. Job Summary: Day Cab To…
Title: Part-time School Van Driver Reports to: School Administration Department: Transportation Location: Kayne Eras School FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Compensation: $20.00 /hr Program Hours: Monday-Friday 6:00 am-8:30 am OR…
About the Role PLEASE NOTE: THIS ROLE REQUIRES BOX TRUCK DELIVERY DRIVING EXPERIENCE **WE OFFER CONSISTENT HOURS WEEK AFTER WEEK... ...a highly motivated full-time professional box truck delivery driver to join our team.…
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $26–$35 | $55k–$73k |
| Mid level | $34–$47 | $71k–$98k |
| Senior | $44–$62 | $92k–$128k |
Adjusted for the Los Angeles market from national ranges.
The skills these listings keep naming
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
Give a real sequence: brakes, tires, lights, coupling, fluids, load securement. A specific answer shows the habit is real, not memorized for the test.
Explain how you plan the trip around your available clock and communicate early if a window is not legally reachable. Compliance over heroics.
Say plainly that you slow down or park when conditions are unsafe, and that you notify dispatch. Carriers want drivers who protect the load and the license.
Answer honestly and briefly, then explain what changed in your driving afterward. They will see the MVR anyway; candor is the test.
Talk about real habits: sleep discipline, planned breaks, and stopping when fatigued. Avoid any answer that sounds like pushing through tiredness.
List what you have pulled, such as dry van, reefer, or flatbed, and any securement or temperature-control specifics that came with it.
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State your CDL class and endorsements up front, such as Hazmat, tanker, or doubles/triples.
Quantify safe miles driven and years without a preventable accident.
List equipment experience by trailer type: dry van, reefer, flatbed, or tanker.
Mention a current DOT medical card and a clean MVR if you have one.
Include ELD platforms you have used, like Samsara or Motive, and any trainer or mentor duties.
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