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Class A Owner Operator Truck Driver Job Allbound Carrier is currently seeking Owner Operators in your area! 88% paid to you!! Driver MUST HAVE at least 24 months OTR within the last 2 years and Class A CDL. We are lookin…
What you’ll need to succeed as a Class B Driver at XPO Minimum qualifications: To be 21 years of age or older Class B CDL without... ...What you’ll do on a typical day: Safely operate a straight truck (GVWR or GVW of 26,…
seeking motivated and reliable Owner Operators with 16ft box trucks to join our growing team for a dedicated tire delivery route. If... ...Insurance: Maintain adequate insurance coverage as required. Backup Driver: Must…
Job ID: 527406 APAC Tennessee, Inc., a CRH company, is an industry leader in high quality asphalt and concrete pavement construction, materials, and services. Located near downtown Memphis, APAC Tennessee services Easter…
motivated, competitive, and looking for a way to earn from home? We're looking for independent recruiters to help connect CDL drivers with top trucking companies across the country. This is a 100% remote, commission-base…
our employees are our most valuable resource and why we conduct business while placing Safety First…Always. DOT- Trailer Truck Driver Do you want to work for a company that values your skills? Do you want to work for a c…
Envirogen is a leading provider of water and wastewater treatment solutions, dedicated to delivering exceptional service and sustainable solutions to our clients. We are currently seeking a dedicated and skilled individu…
Job Rundown. Overhaul Carriers Ltd., Class A home time weekends steady pay and reliable freight for truck drivers. Trainees: must have 1 year of Over-the-Road or Regional experience, Flatbed experience is not needed. Exp…
Class A Regional Truck Driver - Home Weekly- SIGN-ON BONUS Job This regional intermodal job operates within the states of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. au…
Hiring immediately for Class A Driver! Running Area: Midwest and East Coast CDL- A Driver / Truck Driver Responsibilities: ~ Flatbed ~1099 ~ Automatics ~ Out 10 days/Home 3 days ~ Pay: $.70cpm or 30% of the load ~ Averag…
Hiring immediately for Class A Driver! Bold Safe Trucking is a top employer of CDL Truck Drivers across the country. In addition to a great starting salary, we offer great benefits and great schedules. Come work for a gr…
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $19–$25 | $40k–$53k |
| Mid level | $25–$34 | $51k–$70k |
| Senior | $32–$44 | $66k–$92k |
Adjusted for the Memphis 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.
Typical progression
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