CDL-A Truck Driver Lease Purchase : No $ Down, No Credit Check! - Michigan

Harpers Hot Shot Trucking, LLC; Troy (MI); On-site; USD 62,000 - 84,000; Full time

Job summary

Harpers Hot Shot Trucking, LLC is seeking Lease Purchase Drivers with a current CDL-A license to join their team in Troy, Michigan. This opportunity offers 82% of gross line haul, 100% fuel surcharge, and a significant weekly take-home pay. The role comes with great benefits like no out-of-pocket maintenance costs and a supportive 24/7 dispatch team.

Benefits

Big Fuel Discounts

24 Hour Support System

Pre-Loaded Trailers

Manufacturer Warranty on Truck

No Out Of Pocket Maintenance Program

Qualifications

• Current CDL-A License is required.
• Minimum 2 Years OTR Experience necessary.
• Clean driving record without excessive violations.

Responsibilities

• Drive refrigerated freight with no carrier interference.
• Utilize a variety of trailers and maintain customer service.
• Adhere to safety regulations as set by DOT.

Skills

Safe Driving

Problem Solving

Time Management

Job description

Harpers prioritizes our Lease Purchase Drivers and makes it easy to get started!

Here's What You Can Expect:

• 0 Money Down, No Credit Check
• Earn 82% of Gross Line Haul + 100% Fuel Surcharge
• 100% Refrigerated Freight
• Expansive Customer Freight Network - no brokered freight, we'll keep you rolling!
• Use Customer's Trailers - no rental fee
• 2023 - 2025 Model Trucks, All Automatics
• OWNER OPERATORS WELCOME!

Additional Benefits:

• Terminal Locations in All Major Markets
• Big Fuel Discounts
• Pre-Loaded Trailers
• 24 Hour Support System; 24/7 Dispatch
• Estimated $1200-$1600 Weekly Take Home
• 1 Balloon Payment
• Manufacturer Warranty on Truck
• No Out Of Pocket Maintenance Program

Requirements:

• Current CDL-A License
• Minimum 2 Years OTR Experience
• No More Than 3 Moving Violations, 2 Preventable Accidents in last 3 Years
• All Driver Records Will Be Reviewed Individually
• Applicants must not be currently enrolled in the SAP program and must be eligible to perform safety-sensitive functions as defined by DOT regulations.