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This regional truck driving role involves operating end dump trucks for dry bulk and pneumatic freight out of a Michigan terminal. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of experience and the ability to drive manual transmission vehicles. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent schedule, departing early in the week and returning home by Friday for weekends off. The role is appealing due to the reliable home-time schedule, access to well-maintained Peterbilt and Western Star equipment, and a safety-first culture that offers paid training and comprehensive benefits. Drivers may be dispatched from their location if residing within 150 miles of the terminal, supporting a stable work-life balance.

This regional CDL-A truck driver role with Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA involves operating well-maintained Peterbilt or Western Star trucks to haul dry bulk and pneumatic commodities. The position requires one year of experience and focuses on a reliable schedule departing from the Ypsilanti, MI terminal, with drivers typically returning home weekly to enjoy weekends off. Key responsibilities include managing B-trains and walking floor trailers while adhering to strict safety protocols. The role is appealing due to its consistent home time, modern equipment fleet, and comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and a 401(k) match. Additionally, the company offers paid orientation and training to help drivers build specialized skills in bulk hauling operations within a safety-first culture.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic freight for Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a Class A CDL holder with at least one year of tractor-trailer experience to drive well-maintained Peterbilt or Western Star trucks with manual transmissions. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent schedule, departing early in the week and returning home by Thursday or Friday to ensure weekends off. The role is appealing due to its reliable home-time schedule, modern equipment fleet, and a safety-first culture that prioritizes driver well-being. Additional benefits include comprehensive health coverage, a 401(k) match, paid orientation, and opportunities for specialized training in bulk hauling operations.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic freight for Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of experience and the ability to drive manual transmission Peterbilt or Western Star trucks. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent schedule, departing early in the week to return home by Friday for weekends off. The role is appealing due to its reliable home-time schedule, modern equipment fleet, and comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and retirement matching. Drivers also receive paid orientation and training to build specialized skills in a safety-first culture.

This full-time regional truck driver role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic equipment for Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of tractor-trailer experience and the ability to drive manual transmission Peterbilt or Western Star trucks. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent regional schedule, departing early in the week and returning home by Friday to ensure weekends off. The role is appealing due to its reliable home-time schedule, access to a well-maintained modern fleet, and a safety-first culture that prioritizes driver stability. Additional benefits include comprehensive health coverage, a 401(k) match, and paid orientation training. Drivers residing within 150 miles of Tecumseh may be dispatched from their local area.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic freight out of a Michigan terminal for a specialized carrier. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of experience and the ability to drive manual transmission Peterbilt or Western Star trucks. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent schedule, departing early in the week and returning home by Friday to ensure weekends off. The role is appealing due to its reliable home-time structure, access to a well-maintained modern fleet, and a safety-first culture that prioritizes driver stability. Full benefits including health insurance and retirement matching are provided, along with paid orientation and training to support professional growth in bulk hauling operations.

This regional CDL-A truck driver role with Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA focuses on hauling dry bulk and pneumatic commodities out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position involves operating well-maintained Peterbilt or Western Star trucks with manual transmissions on a predictable schedule that includes weekends off. Key responsibilities include managing B-trains and walking floor trailers while adhering to strict safety protocols. The role is appealing due to its consistent home weekly schedule, access to modern equipment, and a supportive culture that prioritizes driver stability and growth. Candidates benefit from paid orientation, comprehensive health and retirement benefits, and opportunities to specialize in bulk hauling operations. The position is based in Michigan with potential dispatch options for drivers living within 150 miles of Tecumseh.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic freight for Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of experience and the ability to drive manual transmission Peterbilt or Western Star trucks. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a reliable schedule that departs early in the week and returns home by Friday, ensuring consistent weekends off. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work with a well-maintained fleet, receive paid orientation and training, and access comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401(k) match. Drivers benefit from a safety-first culture, flexible dispatch options for those living nearby, and the stability of a long-term regional account.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic freight out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal for Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of experience and the ability to drive manual transmission Peterbilt or Western Star trucks. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent schedule, departing Sunday or Monday and returning Thursday or Friday to ensure weekly home time. The role is appealing due to its reliable route structure, access to a modern fleet of well-maintained equipment, and a safety-first culture that prioritizes driver stability. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage, retirement matching, and paid training. The position is based in Michigan with dispatch options available for drivers living within 150 miles of Tecumseh.

This regional truck driver role with Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic equipment out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a CDL-A license and one year of tractor-trailer experience to drive well-maintained Peterbilt or Western Star trucks with manual transmissions. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent regional schedule, departing Sunday or Monday and returning Thursday or Friday to ensure weekly home time. The role is appealing due to its reliable schedule with guaranteed weekends off, a safety-first culture, and access to modern equipment. Drivers benefit from paid orientation and training, comprehensive health and retirement benefits, and the opportunity to work with a stable company that values long-term employment.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic freight out of a Michigan terminal for a specialized carrier. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of experience and the ability to drive manual transmission Peterbilt or Western Star trucks. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent schedule that allows drivers to depart early in the week and return home by Friday for weekends off. The role is appealing due to its reliable home-time structure, access to a well-maintained modern fleet, and a safety-first culture that prioritizes driver stability. Full benefits including health insurance and retirement matching are provided, along with paid orientation and training to support professional growth in bulk hauling operations.

This regional truck driving role with Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic equipment out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a CDL-A license and at least one year of tractor-trailer experience to drive well-maintained Peterbilt or Western Star trucks with manual transmissions. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent regional schedule, departing Sunday or Monday and returning Thursday or Friday to ensure weekly home time. The role is appealing due to its reliable schedule with guaranteed weekends off, access to a safety-first culture, and comprehensive benefits including medical coverage and a 401(k) match. Drivers also receive paid orientation and training to build specialized skills in bulk hauling operations.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic freight for Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA out of a Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a Class A CDL holder with at least one year of tractor-trailer experience to drive well-maintained Peterbilt or Western Star trucks with manual transmissions. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent schedule, departing Sunday or Monday and returning Thursday or Friday to ensure weekly home time. The role is appealing due to its reliable route structure, modern equipment fleet, and a safety-first culture that prioritizes driver stability. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage, a 401(k) match, and paid orientation. While based in Michigan, drivers living within 150 miles of Tecumseh may be dispatched from their local area.

This regional truck driving role involves operating dry bulk and pneumatic equipment for Laidlaw Carriers Bulk USA out of the Ypsilanti, Michigan terminal. The position requires a CDL-A license with at least one year of tractor-trailer experience and the ability to drive manual transmission Peterbilt or Western Star trucks. Key responsibilities include hauling bulk commodities on a consistent regional schedule, departing early in the week and returning home by Thursday or Friday to ensure weekends off. The role is appealing due to the reliable home-time schedule, access to a well-maintained modern fleet, and a safety-first culture that prioritizes driver stability. The company supports professional growth through paid orientation and training while offering comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement matching.

This role is an over-the-road company driver position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their trucking careers with Bison Transport Inc. The job involves operating dry van trailers on long-haul routes, covering approximately 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly with home time scheduled every two to three weeks. Key responsibilities include completing a comprehensive paid training program with an experienced mentor, maintaining late-model equipment, and ensuring safe delivery of no-touch freight. The position is appealing due to its structured career growth path, offering assigned trucks after training, pet and rider-friendly policies, and a supportive culture that emphasizes driver development. Benefits include full health coverage, a 401(k) plan, and tuition reimbursement opportunities. The role is based in Amherst, Wisconsin, with a remote work arrangement defined by the nature of long-haul driving.

This role is a Class A CDL company driver position focused on over-the-road dry van operations for Bison Transport Inc. The position is specifically designed for recent graduates who completed their CDL training within the last 90 days. Key responsibilities include completing a paid training program with an experienced mentor, hauling consistent freight with minimal handling, and maintaining late-model equipment. The role offers a flexible work arrangement with home time every two to three weeks and the opportunity to earn tuition reimbursement. It is appealing due to the supportive culture that prioritizes driver growth, the provision of assigned trucks after training, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401(k) plan.

This entry-level over-the-road truck driving role is designed for CDL-A graduates within the last 90 days to launch their careers with Bison Transport. The position involves completing a structured paid training program that includes classroom instruction and in-cab mentorship before operating a late-model dry van independently. Key responsibilities include hauling consistent freight across the country, maintaining a positive work ethic, and adhering to all DOT safety regulations. The role offers an appealing work-life balance with home time every two to three weeks, pet and rider-friendly policies, and access to full health benefits and retirement plans. The company supports career growth through tuition reimbursement and a clear path to owning an assigned truck after training.

This role is an over-the-road truck driving position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their careers with Bison Transport Inc. The team provides a structured training program including classroom instruction and paid in-cab mentorship before assigning a dedicated late-model van. Key responsibilities involve transporting dry van freight across long distances, typically covering 2,000 to 2,500 miles per week while maintaining a schedule of two to three weeks on the road followed by home time. The position appeals to new drivers through a supportive culture that offers pet and rider-friendly policies, steady freight with minimal touch, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k) plans. The arrangement is based in Amherst, Wisconsin, with opportunities for career growth and tuition reimbursement.

This role is an over-the-road Class A CDL driver position with Bison Transport Inc., specifically designed for recent graduates starting their long-haul careers. The position involves operating late-model dry van trucks on routes covering 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly, with a structured training program that includes paid in-cab mentorship before assigning a dedicated vehicle. Key responsibilities include transporting freight with minimal touch, maintaining DOT compliance, and adhering to a schedule that typically returns drivers home every two to three weeks. The opportunity is appealing due to its supportive environment for new drivers, featuring pet and rider-friendly policies, steady freight availability, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k) plans. The role offers a clear path for career growth within a company that emphasizes driver retention and professional development.

This role is an over-the-road company driver position for Class A CDL holders, specifically targeting recent graduates through a comprehensive training program with Bison Transport Inc. The position involves operating late-model dry van trailers on long-haul routes, accumulating approximately 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly with 98% no-touch freight. Key responsibilities include completing paid in-cab training with a mentor, adhering to DOT safety standards, and maintaining a positive work ethic while managing solo loads. The opportunity is appealing due to the structured career growth path, assignment of a personal truck after training, and a supportive culture that welcomes pets and riders. Drivers can expect consistent weekly pay, full health benefits, and a 401(k) plan, with a home time schedule of two to three days every two to three weeks.

This role is a Class A CDL company driver position focused on over-the-road dry van operations for Bison Transport Inc. The position is designed for recent graduates and includes a comprehensive paid training program with classroom instruction and in-cab mentorship before assigning a dedicated truck. Key responsibilities involve transporting freight across long distances, maintaining vehicle safety standards, and adhering to DOT regulations. The opportunity appeals to new drivers through steady weekly miles, a supportive culture that allows pets and riders, and access to late-model equipment. The arrangement offers home time every two to three weeks and includes full health benefits, a 401(k) plan, and tuition reimbursement to support long-term career growth.

This role is an over-the-road company driver position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their trucking careers with Bison Transport Inc. The position involves operating late-model dry van trailers on long-haul routes, covering approximately 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly. Key responsibilities include completing a structured paid training program with a mentor, adhering to DOT safety standards, and transporting no-touch freight. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive support system for new drivers, including tuition reimbursement and a clear path to owning an assigned truck after training. The role offers a collaborative culture that welcomes pets and riders, provides consistent weekly pay, and includes full health benefits and retirement plans. Drivers can expect to be home for two to three days every two to three weeks while working out of the Amherst, Wisconsin location.

This entry-level over-the-road truck driving role is designed for CDL-A graduates within the last 90 days to launch their careers with Bison Transport. The position includes a comprehensive paid training program combining classroom instruction and in-cab mentorship before assigning a dedicated late-model van. Key responsibilities involve hauling dry van freight across long distances, maintaining a schedule of 2,000 to 2,500 weekly miles, and adhering to DOT safety standards. The opportunity appeals to new drivers through consistent weekly pay, a supportive culture that allows pets or riders, and a clear path for career growth. Drivers can expect to be home every two to three weeks while benefiting from full health insurance and retirement plan options.