Am currently employed as Driver for Sun Van, Tucson's ADA Para-Transit public transportation service for citizens who have disabilities. Current FBI finger-print card, CPR training, etc.

Its a very good place to work. I was always treated very fairly and have no complaints about them.

I'm interested in a driving job. Would love a job that would pay for my CDL. I'm very loyal. I've been with my current job for over 20 years.

Looking for local CDL job in South Jersey I’m a recent Grad Have Class A CDL

Do you have a CDL A? Do you have at least 2 yrs of recent OTR experience? Do you own a Semi?

CONSISTENT, STEADY, DRY VAN freight available (Drop and hook and live unload ) with Circle Logistics. Freight going primarily to IN, KY, NC, NY, OH, PA, SC and VA. Must have flexibility to do other areas as well.

Trailers and cargo and liability provided with no extra charge to driver. Base plates, insurances, fuel card and IFTA filing can be provided through settlement deductions or you can use your own.

Drivers must have CDL A and at least 2 yrs of recent OTR experience. Trucks must be 2001 or newer in order to be E-log compliant.

Apply online: https://goo.gl/UiC5yi via @Preferhired

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Maschmeyer Concrete Company is seeking dedicated Delivery Professionals in their Central Florida Division. A CDL Class A or B license is required and prior knowledge in the ready-mix concrete or construction industry is preferred.

Job Specifications include: • Current CDL Class A or B license • Willing to work 6 days a week with varied start times • Able to withstand working 80% of duty time outdoors • Provide outstanding customer service • Able to communicate effectively with customers and fellow Team Members • Deliver quality concrete safely and efficiently

Compensation: • Competitive rate of pay starting at $16.50 with increased opportunity based on experience • Generous Benefits Package: Medical, Dental & Vision options • Paid Life Insurance, Long-Term Disability, Holidays & Paid Time Off (PTO) • 401K with company match • Professional Training & Certifications • Safety Bonuses

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Hi, my hubby is currently going to school to get his CDL. We have two small children (an almost one year old and an almost two year old). I have no idea how to prepare myself for this change in career or how to help my children cope with not seeing their daddy much. I am supportive in his decision, and I know that it means some changes for everyone. I’m looking for advice on what I can be doing to make sure I’m not putting any more stress on him. Also looking for advice from seasoned drivers that I can pass on to him to help him better himself and reach his full potential. Thanks...

I was a local driver, took some time off and now am hoping to do regional or OTR. I have no reason to sit at home and I really enjoy the driving aspect. Any ideas for me?