Drive OTR Class A tractor-trailers hauling non-hazardous dry van freight across the Lower 48, running drop-and-hook/linehaul routes, averaging 2,400–2,800 miles weekly, following HOS rules, and complying with safety and DOT requirements.
Description
UNIS is one of the fastest-growing logistics companies in the nation, and we’re looking for experienced OTR CDL Class A Drivers ready to hit the road with a company that values your time, safety, and earning potential.
Pay You Deserve:
- $0.55 CPM (all miles)
- $30/hour for all on-duty, non-driving time
- Weekly Direct Deposit
What You’ll Do
- Haul non-hazardous freight across the Lower 48 states
- Run consistent miles within our nationwide terminal network
- Enjoy No-Touch Freight? ? Less hassle, more driving
- Drop & Hook + Linehaul Routes
- Average 2,400–2,800 miles per week
- Stay out based on Hours of Service (HOS)
Why Drivers Choose UNIS
- Brand New Sleeper Trucks (fully equipped with modern amenities)
- Well-maintained fleet with 53’ dry vans
- Industry-leading in-cab technology
- 24/7 Driver Support – We’ve got your back on and off the road
- Full Benefits Package:
- Medical, Dental, Vision
- 401(k) with company planning support
- Paid Vacation & Holidays
Bonus: Ask about our $750 Driver Referral Program!
Requirements
What You Need to Qualify
- Minimum 2 years of verifiable Class A CDL driving experience
- Valid Class A CDL license
- Clean DOT/Safety driving record
- Current DOT Medical Card
- No DUI’s or major violations
- Must pass drug & alcohol screening
- Willing to complete background check & employment verification
- Solid understanding of DOT regulations, HOS, inspections, and safety standards
Equal Opportunity Employer
UNIS is proud to be an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, gender, disability, veteran status, or protected category.
Ready to Join a Growing Team?
Apply today and start driving for a company that puts YOU first.
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