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STG Drayage in Savannah, GA is seeking CDL-A owner-operators with their own truck for intermodal and drayage freight. The role offers a $3,000 sign-on bonus and local/regional runs with home nightly. Join a team focused on consistency, competitive settlements, and expanding port and rail freight capacity.
Must own a truck, be 21+, have 12+ months of tractor-trailer experience, and meet DOT/ELD requirements. Military driving may count toward experience.
STG Drayage is growing its intermodal and drayage network and looking to contract with experienced CDL-A Owner-Operators in Savannah, GA and surrounding port and rail markets.
If you're an owner-operator with your own truck looking for consistent container freight, competitive rates, and a local team that understands port and rail operations, STG Drayage has opportunities ready now.
Built for Intermodal Owner-Operators
STG Drayage is one of North America's fastest-growing intermodal carriers because it understands what matters most to CDL-A owner-operators: steady freight, efficient turns, strong communication, and maximizing your time on the road.
Whether you're an owner-operator running port containers daily or looking to grow your intermodal trucking business, STG Drayage offers long-term opportunity with consistent freight volumes.
If you're a safety-focused CDL-A owner-operator with your own truck looking for consistent drayage, container, or intermodal freight, partner with STG Drayage today.
In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Savannah. With ports along the Atlantic Ocean and strong highway network, Georgia is well-known as a base for carriers and many truck drivers. Georgia’s warm climate allows for year-round activity in most transportation industry sectors and helps pull up the slack of other less prominent states in the trucking industry.