Truck Driver Job in Cahokia, Illinois

Hello to my greatest concerns in logistics... carriers who can do IL loads. Low rates and fees are bad for your business side, but that's what you get a lot. Well, welcome to your new dispatcher friend. Let my extra insurance insure regular loads with shippers in confidence. Let me find you a loading home close to your own. I give 1-2 weekly loads (<1300 miles) for an average $2K-$2500. Routes are also tolls, weather and season researched. Why drive all over the country when I know (example-food) shippers with 5 set cities they do daily? If enough come onboard, I'll consider going half on or backhauling you loads to cover equipment rentals. And brokers don't usually offer back hauls because we don't always get paid for them.