AZ Owner Operator Teams - Dedicated Automotive - FAST Card Required

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Full-time

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Challenger Motor Freight Inc
Waterloo, ON, Canada

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Job Description

Join Challenger, a leading North American freight transportation company, as a US-based Owner Operator Team Driver with a valid FAST card! Operating out of Ontario (Woodstock or Cambridge), you will enjoy dedicated automotive runs, competitive mileage rates, paid biweekly via direct deposit, and numerous benefits such as toll and transponder coverage, insurance coverage, discounts on parts and tires, and access to maintenance shops. We value safety incentives, group benefits, and an open-door policy. Candidates must have a valid FAST Card, Class AZ or Class 1 license, clean driving record, and a professional attitude. Trucks should be 7 years old or newer, with older trucks subject to approval. Apply today to be part of an award-winning team!

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Challenger Motor Freight Inc

Challenger Motor Freight Inc

🚛 Exciting opportunity for US-based Owner Operator Teams with FAST cards! Work with a top freight company offering competitive pay, biweekly direct deposit, insurance coverage, and great perks. Safe, professional drivers with valid licenses are encouraged to join. Operate out of Ontario with dedicated automotive runs and enjoy discounts on parts, tires, and shop access. Be part of a thriving, award-winning team! 🌟

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