Dry Van Truck Driver in Florida — Now Hiring

O Trucking LLC; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

24/7 dispatch support

No forced dispatch

Load selection freedom

Job summary

O Trucking LLC in Florida is seeking an experienced dry van truck driver to cover Miami, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville.

You will operate 53-foot enclosed trailers, hauling general freight, retail goods and packaged products, with a focus on safe, on-time deliveries. Expect 24/7 dispatch support, no forced dispatch, and loads you choose within the Florida distribution network.

Qualifications

• CDL-A license required with clean MVR/CSA record.
• Experience with 53-foot enclosed trailers and general freight.
• Insurance COI with at least $1M liability; ELD compliance; DOT medical card.

Responsibilities

• Operate 53-foot dry van trailers hauling general freight and retail goods.
• Maintain DOT compliance and logs.
• Coordinate with 24/7 dispatch to select loads and ensure on-time deliveries.

Skills

CDL-A

Clean MVR

CSA record

ELD compliance

DOT medical card

Education

CDL-A license

Tools

ELD

Job description

Dry Van truck driver opening in Florida, serving Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville.

Enclosed 53-foot trailers hauling general freight, retail goods, and packaged products. Standard dimensions: 53'L x 8.5'W x 9'H interior, 3,800 cubic feet capacity, holds 26 standard pallets (48x40), max cargo weight 45,000 lbs. Typical freight in Florida: Port imports, Tourism supplies, Consumer goods, Retail merchandise, Electronics, Auto parts.

Florida's position in the Southeast freight corridor means dry van drivers have access to some of the most consistent freight in the country. Port outbound from Savannah and Charleston, distribution from Atlanta's warehouse district, and consumer goods flowing through the I-85/I-95 corridors keep trailers loaded year-round.

Common Florida lanes: Miami port northbound distribution, Orlando distribution hub, Tampa to Atlanta (I-75).

Florida's 15 seaports and year-round produce season create consistent freight demand across all equipment types

Requirements: CDL-A license, 53-foot enclosed trailer, Clean MVR and CSA record, Insurance COI with $1M minimum liability, ELD compliance, DOT medical card.

Typical pay for dry van work is $0.65–$1.20 per mile. This is a market estimate for the equipment type — the carrier confirms actual pay with you before placement.

24/7 dispatch support, no forced dispatch, choose your own loads.

CDL-A license; 53-foot enclosed trailer; Clean MVR and CSA record; Insurance COI with $1M minimum liability; ELD compliance; DOT medical card