CDL A Recovery Driver $1,600 to $1,800/Week

Job Description

Job Description

Tired of chasing freight for pennies a mile? This is a different kind of driving job: recover and relocate equipment coast to coast, get paid for every hour it takes.

Why Drivers Choose This Route:

• No Freight, No Waiting on Dispatch: you recover and relocate tractors and trailers across all 48 states, not hauling loads on someone elses schedule
• Paid for Everything: stops, detention, layovers, breakdowns, and waiting time all pay, not just miles
• Company Paid Travel: flights, buses, and rideshare covered whenever the job requires it
• Independent Work: you manage your own route and reporting through a company app, no one riding your bumper

Pay and Scheduling Breakdown:

• Average Weekly Gross: $1,600 , with top performers averaging $1,800 per week
• Average Annual Pay: $83,200 , with top earners reaching $93,600 or more
• Home Time: home every 2 weeks for 2 full days
• Pay Structure: CPM plus stop pay, detention pay, and layover pay

The Work:

• Operate late model company tractor trailers
• Recover and relocate equipment across the lower 48 states
• Use your smartphone to document equipment condition and communicate through the company app

Benefits:

• Full-time position with full benefits package active after 60 days
• Company-paid travel: flights, buses, and rideshare covered when required

Requirements:

• Must be at least 21 years old
• Minimum 3 months of verifiable CDL A driving experience
• Comfortable with frequent travel, changing locations, and working independently
• Must own a smartphone for equipment documentation and app use
• Valid drivers license in current state of residence
• Clean driving record: no more than 2 moving violations in the last 2 years, no major preventable accidents in the last 5 years, no DUI/DWI in the past 5 to 10 years
• Must pass hair and urine drug testing

Ready for something different than sitting in traffic waiting on a load?

Apply now, our recruitment team responds within the same business day!

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