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Truck Driver Jobs
So you have your CDL and you are ready to start driving. Not so fast. Landing your first trucking job requires care, consideration, and planning. But by doing this you will ensure a long and profitable career in the trucking industry. Our website allows drivers to browse through Team, Dedicated, Regional, Over The Road, Auto Haul, Refrigerated, Tanker, and flatbed jobs. We also have postings for recent graduated as well as student who are new to the industry. Search truck driving jobs currently available nationwide. If you are a Class A CDL holder and are seeking employment, contact one of these companies to start your career today!
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Class A Jobs- This website was launched in 2014 to allow trucking companies to post their jobs online to recruit truck drivers.
Team Job - If it is difficult to secure a trucking job on your own, good placement agencies such as TeamJobs will be of tremendous value.
Tanker Jobs - A tanker driver typically gets paid more than a standard tractor-trailer truck driver because tanker drivers are required by law to pass more exams and obtain more specialized driving knowledge and skills.
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Title: Huge Sign-on Bonus
Company: CRST Expedited
Location: Nationwide
Contact: 866-503-8441
Description: We offer experienced company truck drivers & owner operators opportunities for a successful career with us, the nation's largest over the road team carrier. We are the perfect team for your driving career!
Find and click on your state to the box to the lift and browse our list of truck jobs from companies in your area needing drivers! Every truck driver job offers unique pay and benefits. Once you find the perfect job that suits all your requirements, you'll be able to apply online! You can also fill out our quick trucking job application to be submitted to trucking companies hiring now!
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The outlook in the truck industry is promising. Freight transportation continues to rely on trucking to move products in the United States. In fact, 68.5 percent of all domestic shipments are moved by the trucking industry. Safe truck drivers are in high demand as well and some companies are reaching out to drivers before they have obtained their license.
Overall, you should have no problems finding a job in this exciting industry!
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