CDL-A Car Hauler Driver — Starting at 30% of Gross, FL–MI Route

Our company is hiring one CDL-A driver to haul vehicles on a steady Florida to Michigan route, with door-to-door pickup and delivery. Previous car hauling experience is a plus but not required if you're reliable, safety-minded and ready to learn.

Pay

• You'll earn starting at 30% of the gross revenue per trip.

• Weekly pay runs $2,700.00 to $3,600.00, depending on which truck you run and trip performance.

• With the Kenworth automatic 7-car hauler, trips typically gross $9,000-$11,000, putting driver earnings around $2,700-$3,300 per trip at the 30% rate.

• With the Freightliner manual 9-car hauler, trips typically gross $10,000-$12,000, putting driver earnings around $3,000-$3,600 per trip at the 30% rate.

• These numbers are estimates only. What you actually take home depends on your efficiency, experience and how safely and compliantly you complete each run - nothing is guaranteed.

What you'll haul

• You'll run a consistent interstate lane between Florida and Michigan, handling door-to-door vehicle transport.

• Depending on qualifications and company approval, you can run either the automatic Kenworth with a 7-car trailer or the manual Freightliner with a 9-car trailer.

• Trips can sometimes wrap up in under a week, but timing shifts based on road conditions, delivery windows and hours-of-service limits.

What the job involves

• Safely moving vehicles between Florida and Michigan with door-to-door service.

• Loading, securing, inspecting and unloading vehicles the right way.

• Filling out condition reports and transport paperwork.

• Staying professional with customers and dispatch.

• Following company rules and DOT/FMCSA regulations.

• Keeping an eye on equipment condition and flagging any issues early.

Requirements

• Active Class A CDL.

• Clean driving history.

• Dependable, honest and punctual.

• Open to learning proper car hauling techniques.

• Comfortable following safety procedures and company guidance.

• Good communication skills with customers and dispatch.

• Meets DOT qualification and medical standards.

• Car hauling background helpful but not mandatory.

• If you want the Freightliner, you'll need manual transmission skills and the right CDL endorsement.

Benefits

• Paid training.

• Truck and trailer supplied by the company.

• Pick between an automatic or manual rig, based on your qualifications.

• A steady, repeatable route rather than random freight.

• Chance to build real car hauling experience over time.