CDL A Driver Operator Rent - Quick Pay, SAP Friendly, 11k a week

<strong>Class A CDL OTR Opportunities – Rental & Company Drivers<br><br></strong>Earn $11,000 Weekly | Generous Fuel Discount | No Down Payment<br><br>A good driver can make more than 11k average every week<br><br>We are currently expanding our fleet and looking for CDL Class A drivers interested in Rental (Owner-Operator) or Company Driver positions. If your goal is consistent miles and a high weekly income, we have options tailored to your needs.<br><br><strong>New equipment:<br><br></strong>Late model trucks (2025–2026): Peterbilt, Kenworth, <strong>Volvo 860 & 760, Freightliner Cascadia<br><br></strong>Equipped with an <strong>APU, inverter, refrigerator, and microwave<br><br></strong>53’ <strong>Dry Van</strong> trailers: Utility, Great Dane, Wabash<br><br>Rider and pet policy available<br><br><strong>Owner-Operator Rent Option:<br><br></strong>Earn up to 88% of load revenue<br><br>Average weekly gross: <strong>$9,000 – $11,000+<br><br></strong>Estimated weekly net: <strong>$2,500+<br><br></strong>Consistent 3,500+ miles per week<br><br>3 Weeks Out, 3 Days Home<br><br>Weekly direct deposits, or a quick pay option - be paid after every load<br><br><strong>Fixed Weekly Costs:<br><br></strong>Truck: $600–$800, depending on make and model<br><br>Trailer: $200–$300, depending on the make and model<br><br>New equipment / Full Equipment<br><br><strong>Company Driver Position Available:<br><br></strong><strong>$0.70</strong> per mile<br><br>3,500+ miles weekly average<br><br><strong>Paid for all miles</strong> (loaded + empty)<br><br>OTR schedule: 3 weeks out, 4 days home<br><br>No-touch dry van freight<br><br><strong>Additional Benefits:<br><br></strong>Freedom to choose loads (no forced dispatch)<br><br>Fuel savings program - Generous fuel discount<br><br>Access to cash advances<br><br>Referral bonuses<br><br>Clean DOT inspections bonuses<br><br>24/7 dispatch and maintenance support<br><br>Quick onboarding process<br><br>Transportation assistance available<br><br><strong>SAP drivers accepted</strong> (marijuana cases only)<br><br><strong>Driver Requirements:<br><br></strong><strong>Minimum 2 Years CDL-A Experience<br><br></strong>Able to stay on the road for OTR runs<br><br>Clean driving record (no major violations for 2 years or DUI in the past 5 years)<br><br>Responsible and professional attitude<br><br>Get Started Today, Call: (872) 259-1406<br><br>Multiple options available — whether you want to drive, rent, or grow into ownership with a lease to purchase.

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