CDL-A Drivers Owner Operators / Independent Contractor

Lostroqueros; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 156,000 - 312,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Home daily lanes

Paid miles (all empty & loaded)

Pre-dispatched freight

80% drop-and-hook freight

Detention pay available

Weekend work

Job summary

Hudd Transportation is seeking experienced independent contractors and small fleet owners to fuel steady rail freight operations out of the Chicago/Elwood market. Run 20–30 moves per week with home-daily lanes and pre-dispatched freight, including a mix of local and regional opportunities.

New performance incentives are available. In addition to the base earning potential, drivers can expect lucrative annual pay, with up to 312K per year for top independent operators and 156K+ for typical

Job description

Hudd Transportation is looking for experienced independent contractors and small fleet owners for steady rail freight out of the Chicago/Elwood market. Run 20–30 moves per week with home-daily lanes, pre-dispatched freight, and a mix of local and regional opportunities.

NEW performance incentives are here for Independent Contractors! Ask a recruiter for more details!

Independent Contractors and Small Fleet Owners can expect:

• $156K–$312K+ Annual Earning Potential
• Typically 3–5 moves per day
• Home daily lanes
• All empty and loaded miles paid
• Pre-dispatched freight
• 80% drop-and-hook freight
• Detention pay available
• Weekend work available
• 7-day office support

Requirements:

• Valid Class A CDL
• Own tractor and active operating authority
• Valid TWIC and SeaLink cards
• Valid Medical Card
• Port/intermodal experience
• Reliable tractor 2014 or newer
• Required insurance coverage
• $750k Trucker Liability reflected on FMCSA
• $30,000 Non-Trailer coverage

In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Chicago. Illinois offers truck drivers many opportunities since it borders the Great Lakes, which is a major freshwater waterway serving the Central US. Illinois ranks as the sixth busiest state in exports in the US, even without direct access to a seaport. Cross country routes make Illinois one of the Midwest’s most advantageous states for truck drivers to call home.