CDL-A Team OTR Driver — $2,400–$2,800/Week

This is a team OTR trucking role running all 48 states, built as a short-term way to boost your income — the posting pitches it as a one-year plan to pay down debt. You can apply alone and the company will pair you with a co-driver.

Pay

• Expect roughly $2,400 to $2,800 per week for your own share, based on running 6,000 to 7,000 team miles

• A flat-rate option is available instead: $2,000 per driver for up to 6,000 miles, then $0.80 for every mile beyond that, split between the team

• $1,000 bonus when you sign on

• Bonuses for staying out: $2,200 after six straight weeks of work, $2,300 after ten

• Bonuses of $100, $300 or $500 tied to clean DOT inspections

• If the truck breaks down, you're paid $100 per day per driver, plus a place to stay

• You're paid weekly by direct deposit, and fuel cards are supplied

Home time

• Plan on four weeks on the road followed by five days at home

What you'll haul

• Freight moves mostly drop-and-hook, with occasional live loads, and you won't be touching the freight yourself

• The truck comes equipped with a fridge and microwave so you can cook instead of eating out every meal

Requirements

• You need a current CDL-A and six months or more of OTR driving you can verify

• You'll have to complete a 90-degree reverse parking test during orientation

Orientation and travel

• Orientation, the parking test, and picking up your truck all happen in Orlando, Florida, though you don't need to live there

• If you're coming from outside Florida, the company flies you in and pays back half your travel costs once you start driving

Contractor pay details

• Occupational injury insurance runs $49 a week

• A $1,000 escrow is built up through $250 deductions from your first four paychecks, and it's refundable if you give two weeks' notice when you leave