Dry Van Truck Driver in Ohio — Now Hiring

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

Job summary

O Trucking LLC is seeking a CDL-A dry van truck driver to serve Ohio routes including Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Toledo. Drivers will haul general freight, retail goods, and packaged products using 53-foot enclosed trailers with up to 45,000 lbs capacity.

Expect 24/7 dispatch support and load selection, with a focus on safety and regulatory compliance. Positions offer steady freight demand across the Midwest corridor and competitive per-mile pay.

Qualifications

• CDL-A license required.
• Operate 53-foot enclosed trailer.
• Maintain clean MVR and CSA record.
• Maintain Insurance COI with $1M liability.
• ELD compliance mandatory.
• DOT medical card required.

Responsibilities

• Drive 53-foot dry van trailers hauling general freight, retail goods, and packaged products.
• Serve Ohio routes including Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo and surrounding areas.
• Coordinate with dispatch to select loads and maintain 24/7 dispatch support.
• Comply with all CDL regulations, safety policies, and DOT requirements.

Skills

CDL-A license

Clean MVR and CSA

ELD compliance

DOT medical card

Job description

Dry Van truck driver opening in Ohio, serving Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo.

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 Ohio: Warehouse distribution, Consumer goods, Retail merchandise, Electronics, Auto parts, Packaged foods.

Ohio's position in the Midwest — America's distribution heartland — means dry van drivers have access to freight moving in every direction. The region's interstate network (I-70, I-80, I-65, I-90) connects manufacturing centers, agricultural processors, and the country's largest intermodal hubs. Rates at $2.52/mile reflect steady, consistent demand rather than boom-bust cycles.

Common Ohio lanes: Columbus warehouse district loops, Cleveland to Pittsburgh (I-76), Cincinnati to Indianapolis (I-74).

Ohio has more distribution centers per capita than any state — Columbus alone has 800+ warehouses.

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