OTR Company Driver
CPM, Traditional Trucking, Long Hauls.
Our OTR (over-the-road) position is ideal for the professional truck driver who enjoys the open road and long hauls. This position offers drivers the opportunity to go home every other weekend or to stay out longer if desired.
Due to drivers spending more consecutive nights on the road, OTR drivers typically see longer mile loads. This position will haul a mix of dry van and reefer freight and drivers must be available to run any area of the country.
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ScheduleDrivers who qualify for this OTR position can expect 10 – 11 nights on the road, followed by 2 consecutive nights at home. These drivers may do a restart on the road and/or running off recap depending on the week. |
Home TimeOTR truck drivers can expect to get home every other weekend depending on home location. they choose. OTR drivers may stay out longer by making arrangements with the driver manager. |
LocationOTR drivers can expect to run longer miles because of more consecutive nights on the road. These OTR driver positions have the most flexibility in the hiring area, although some restrictions apply due to our freight network. Select your state to view the hiring areas for this position. |
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Pay & HolidaysProfessional Drivers can expect to earn 60 CPM plus annual pay adjustments. This position also receives an additional $.04/mile quarterly safety bonus, Holiday Pay, Detention, Layover, Breakdown, Stop Pay, and an Annual Anniversary LNL Bonus. |
BenefitsThere is always more to choosing where to work than just the pay package and equipment. Overall benefits packages are also an important consideration. Read more information about our comprehensive benefits. Learn more about our Passenger and Pet policies. |
Minimum Requirements:
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CDL Class A
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21+ years old
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6 months tractor/trailer experience
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Employee Testimonials
"Hummer is a great company to work for. I left a bigger company that your DM and big bosses knew you by driver number, here they know you and treat you with respect. All trucks are only a couple years old, at most and well maintained. Family is key here, you tell them when you want to be home and they make it happen."
- Mike Smith
