OTR Driveaway Driver — $0.72–$1.55 per Mile

Our company is looking for independent contractors to haul units across the country on over-the-road runs. You pick the loads that work for your schedule, but you'll need to stay active with at least a few loads each month. This is strictly a 1099 contractor position, not a company job or a traditional owner-operator setup.

Pay

• Earn between $0.72 and $1.55 per mile, with the exact rate depending on the load and which division you run in

• Most divisions also add a fuel surcharge on top of mileage pay

• Same-day payment is possible once your paperwork and logs are submitted and approved

• Extra earning opportunities include bonuses for referrals, clean inspections, mileage, loads, and safety

What you'll haul

• Work is available across several divisions: Singles, New Deck, Used Deck, and Boom

• Typical hauls run 300 to 800 miles depending on customer needs

• You'll run solo; despite the company name, this is not a team driving setup

Schedule

• Complete roughly 3 to 5 loads per month to stay active in the program

• You choose which loads to run while keeping in weekly contact with your dispatcher

Requirements

• Hold a current Class A or Class B CDL; Deck roles need a Double/Triple endorsement

• At least 1 year of verifiable OTR commercial driving experience in the past 3 years (Deck roles need 2 years OTR plus 1 year of decking/un-decking experience)

• Rideshare or delivery app driving doesn't count toward your experience

• A reasonably clean driving history and steady work background

• Able to supply DOT numbers from past employers and records of companies you've hauled for in the last 3 years

• Strong understanding of HOS rules, with daily electronic logging through the Motive app (no paper logs accepted)

• Bring your own tools and equipment for decking and un-decking

• Submit paperwork promptly and stay in close contact with dispatch

• Arrive on time for every pickup and delivery

• Use MacroPoint for load tracking, and document every load with photos plus proper pre- and post-trip inspections

• Cover your own fuel costs and try to keep at least a quarter tank during transport

• Carry escrow, occupational/accidental insurance, and deductible buy-back insurance (details given during application)

Benefits

This is a 1099 contractor role, so no company benefits are offered.