Trucking And Transportation Litigation Jobs

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 involves a structured training program including classroom instruction and paid in-cab mentorship before assigning a dedicated truck. Key responsibilities include hauling consistent freight with minimal handling, maintaining safety compliance, and building long-term driving experience. The opportunity appeals to new drivers through a supportive culture that offers pet and rider-friendly policies, steady weekly miles, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401(k). The work arrangement is primarily over-the-road with a schedule allowing home time every two to three weeks.

This role is an over-the-road truck driving position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their careers with Bison Transport. The position involves operating late-model dry van trailers on long-haul routes, with drivers typically spending two to three weeks on the road before returning home. Key responsibilities include completing a comprehensive paid training program with a mentor, maintaining safe driving standards, and transporting freight with minimal handling. The opportunity is appealing due to the structured support system for new drivers, including paid in-cab training and tuition reimbursement options. The company offers a collaborative culture that welcomes pets and riders, along with access to full health benefits and retirement plans. The role is based in Amherst, Wisconsin, with a focus on steady mileage and career growth within the organization.

This role is a Class A CDL company driver position focused on over-the-road dry van operations for Bison Transport Inc. The program is designed for recent graduates, offering a structured path from paid orientation and classroom instruction to four weeks of in-cab mentorship before assigning a personal truck. Key responsibilities include hauling consistent freight with minimal touch, maintaining late-model equipment, and adhering to DOT safety standards. The position appeals to new drivers through a supportive culture that emphasizes career growth, weekly pay, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k). The work arrangement involves approximately 2,000 to 2,500 miles per week with home time every two to three weeks, and the company accommodates pets and riders.

This role is an over-the-road Class A CDL driver position with Bison Transport Inc., specifically designed for recent graduates to launch their careers. The job involves operating 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 an experienced mentor, adhering to DOT safety standards, and maintaining a positive work ethic while transporting freight. The position is appealing due to its comprehensive support system, including paid orientation, in-cab training, and tuition reimbursement opportunities. Drivers benefit from a consistent schedule with home time every two to three weeks, access to late-model equipment, and a culture that welcomes pets and riders. The role offers full health benefits, a 401(k) plan, and clear pathways for career growth within a company that prioritizes driver development.

This role is a CDL-A Company Driver position focused on over-the-road dry van operations for Bison Transport Inc. The position targets recent graduates and includes a structured training program with paid in-cab mentorship before assigning a dedicated truck. Key responsibilities involve hauling consistent freight, maintaining safety compliance, and building long-term driving experience. The opportunity appeals to new drivers through a supportive culture that offers home time every two to three weeks, pet and rider-friendly policies, and access to late-model equipment. The company emphasizes career growth with full health benefits, a 401(k) plan, and tuition reimbursement options, all within a remote work arrangement based in Amherst, Wisconsin.

This role is an over-the-road truck driving position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their careers with Bison Transport. 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 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 position is appealing due to its supportive culture for new drivers, offering consistent work with 98% no-touch freight, pet and rider-friendly policies, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k) plans. Drivers can expect home time every two to three weeks and opportunities for career growth within the organization.

This role is an over-the-road truck driving position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their careers with Bison Transport. The job 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 position is appealing due to its comprehensive support system, which includes tuition reimbursement, steady weekly pay, and a clear path to owning an assigned truck after training. Drivers benefit from a pet-friendly policy, full health and retirement benefits, and a home time schedule of two to three days every two to three weeks.

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 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 position is appealing due to its supportive culture for new drivers, offering home time every two to three weeks, pet and rider-friendly policies, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k) plans. The role is based in Amherst, Wisconsin, with opportunities for career growth and steady freight.

This role is an over-the-road truck driving position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their careers with Bison Transport. The job involves operating late-model dry van trailers on long-haul routes, delivering consistent freight with minimal handling requirements. Key responsibilities include completing a structured paid training program with mentorship, maintaining safe driving records, and managing weekly schedules that include two to three weeks on the road followed by home time. The position is appealing due to its comprehensive support system, which includes tuition reimbursement, full health benefits, and a clear path for career growth. Drivers benefit from a pet-friendly policy, assigned equipment after training, and a collaborative culture that emphasizes driver development and work-life balance.

This regional owner operator role with UACL Logistics involves driving dry van trailers across designated routes with a focus on timely drop and hook operations. Key responsibilities include safely operating tractor-trailers, managing freight handling and loading procedures, and maintaining accurate logs and vehicle inspections in compliance with DOT standards. The position appeals to drivers seeking business autonomy through flexible dispatch options and access to a broad support network for administration and sales. The work arrangement emphasizes getting home every other day with consistent freight and minimal downtime, supported by a 24/7 operations team and industry-leading fuel rebates.

This role is an over-the-road Class A CDL driver position with Bison Transport Inc., specifically designed for recent graduates to launch their careers. The job involves operating late-model dry van trucks on long-haul routes, covering approximately 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly with consistent, mostly no-touch freight. Key responsibilities include completing a structured paid training program with an experienced mentor, adhering to DOT safety standards, and maintaining a positive work ethic while on the road. The position offers significant appeal through a supportive culture that values driver growth, featuring home time every two to three weeks, pet and rider-friendly policies, and access to full health benefits and retirement plans. Drivers are assigned their own truck after training, providing a clear path to independence and career advancement within a company that prioritizes new talent.

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 program includes paid orientation, 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 position appeals to new drivers through a supportive training environment, consistent weekly pay, and a culture that welcomes pets and riders. Employees benefit from comprehensive health coverage, a 401(k) plan, and opportunities for career growth within a company that prioritizes driver retention and development.

This role is a Class A CDL company driver position for recent graduates at Bison Transport Inc., focusing on over-the-road dry van operations. The job includes a structured training program with paid classroom instruction and in-cab mentorship before assigning a dedicated late-model truck. Key responsibilities involve hauling consistent freight with minimal touch, maintaining a schedule of 2,000 to 2,500 weekly miles, and adhering to DOT safety standards. The position appeals to new drivers through a supportive culture that offers home time every two to three weeks, pet and rider-friendly policies, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401(k). The role emphasizes career growth and financial stability with weekly pay and tuition reimbursement opportunities.

This role involves serving as a Truck Driver within the Army National Guard, acting as a critical support element by transporting cargo and personnel across diverse terrains. Key responsibilities include operating various wheeled military vehicles, managing the safe loading and unloading of supplies, employing convoy defense techniques, and maintaining vehicle readiness for air, rail, or vessel shipment. The position is appealing for its unique opportunity to earn a regular paycheck while acquiring specialized driving and mechanics skills through ten weeks of basic training and seven weeks of advanced instruction. Participants gain valuable experience applicable to civilian trucking, moving, or bus industries, alongside access to tuition assistance, retirement benefits, and health care options. The arrangement requires military enlistment with service commitments typically involving monthly drills and annual training.

This role is a Class A CDL company driver position with Bison Transport Inc., specifically designed for recent graduates to launch an over-the-road career. The job involves operating late-model dry van trucks on long-haul routes, covering approximately 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly with consistent, no-touch freight. Key responsibilities include completing a structured paid training program with an experienced mentor, adhering to DOT safety standards, and maintaining a positive work ethic while on the road. The position is appealing due to its supportive environment for new drivers, offering home time every two to three weeks, pet and rider-friendly policies, and a clear path to owning an assigned truck after training. Employees benefit from a collaborative culture that emphasizes career growth, weekly pay, and comprehensive health and retirement benefits.

This role is an over-the-road truck driving position designed for recent CDL-A graduates seeking to launch their careers with Bison Transport. The team provides a structured training program including classroom instruction and paid in-cab mentorship before assigning a late-model van. Key responsibilities involve hauling dry van freight across long distances, maintaining a schedule of approximately 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly, and adhering to DOT safety standards. The position is appealing due to its supportive culture for new drivers, offering consistent freight, pet-friendly policies, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement plans. Drivers can expect to be home every two to three weeks and have access to tuition reimbursement and clear pathways for career growth.

This role is a company-paid training program for recent CDL-A graduates to launch an Over-The-Road dry van driving career with Bison Transport. The position involves completing a structured orientation and in-cab training with a mentor before operating late-model trucks on routes averaging 2,000 to 2,500 miles weekly. Key responsibilities include transporting freight with minimal touch, maintaining DOT compliance, and adhering to a schedule that includes home time every two to three weeks. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive paid training curriculum, assignment of a personal truck post-training, and a supportive culture that welcomes pets and riders. The company emphasizes career growth, steady freight availability, and a full benefits package including health insurance and retirement plans.

This position is for an Owner Operator Truck Driver with KAG Energy, a division of Kenan Advantage Group. The role involves transporting energy products using company-supplied trailers and equipment. Key responsibilities include adhering to strict tractor specifications, completing paid product handling training, and maintaining compliance with CDL-A requirements and Hazmat endorsements. The opportunity appeals to drivers seeking supportive terminal management, comprehensive insurance coverage, and a no-trailer-rental model. The work arrangement is based on owner-operator status with dedicated equipment support.

This regional driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves operating flatbed trucks to transport building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license and at least one year of experience, with key responsibilities including securing preloaded and pretarped loads, performing safety checks, and maintaining equipment. The position is appealing due to the company's commitment to driver comfort and safety, featuring a fleet of new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, a favorable trailer-to-truck ratio to minimize wait times, and a dedicated home time schedule. Additional benefits include weekly pay, comprehensive health and retirement plans, and a supportive culture that prioritizes veteran employment and professional growth.

This regional flatbed truck driving role at Keim TS, Inc. involves hauling building products across dedicated lanes with a focus on efficiency and driver comfort. Key responsibilities include operating new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, managing pre-loaded and pre-tarped loads to minimize manual labor, and maintaining safe delivery schedules. The position appeals to drivers seeking a supportive environment with a high trailer-to-truck ratio that reduces waiting time, along with access to modern equipment and top-tier mechanics. The role offers consistent home time, weekly pay, comprehensive health and retirement benefits, and a culture that prioritizes safety and driver well-being.

This regional flatbed driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves transporting building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license holder with at least one year of experience to operate new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, handling preloaded and pretarped loads without hazmat or Canadian routes. Key responsibilities include safe long-haul delivery, securing cargo, and maintaining vehicle condition. The position is appealing due to its dedicated home time, weekly pay, and a fleet of new equipment with a favorable truck-to-trailer ratio that minimizes wait times. Additional benefits include comprehensive health and dental coverage, a 401k plan with matching, and a supportive culture that prioritizes driver safety and comfort.

This regional truck driving role with Keim TS, Inc. involves hauling building products on flatbed trailers across dedicated lanes. The position requires a CDL-A license and at least one year of experience. Key responsibilities include managing pre-loaded and pre-tarped loads, performing safety checks, and maintaining equipment while operating new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks. The role is appealing due to a high trailer-to-truck ratio that minimizes wait times, a dedicated home time schedule, and a supportive culture prioritizing driver safety and comfort. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage, a 401K plan with matching, and paid weekly wages. The work arrangement is regional with no hazmat or Canadian routes, and the company provides new equipment annually along with a free rider program.

This regional flatbed driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves transporting building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license and at least one year of experience, with key responsibilities including securing pre-loaded and pre-tarped loads and maintaining equipment safety. The position is appealing due to the company's commitment to driver comfort with new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, a high trailer-to-truck ratio that minimizes wait times, and a supportive culture offering dedicated home time and paid weekly wages. The work arrangement is regional, focusing on domestic routes without hazmat or Canadian travel, and includes comprehensive benefits such as health insurance, a 401k match, and a free rider program.

This regional flatbed driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves transporting building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license holder with at least one year of experience and focuses on hauling preloaded and pretarped loads without hazmat or Canadian routes. Key responsibilities include operating new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, managing cargo securing, and maintaining safety standards. The position appeals to drivers through dedicated home time, a high trailer-to-truck ratio that minimizes wait times, and a supportive culture featuring new equipment and top-tier mechanics. The work arrangement is regional, offering consistent routes and a collaborative environment for professional drivers.

This full-time Diesel Technician role is based at the TrailerCraft location in Anchorage, Alaska, within the established Gordon Truck Centers network. The position involves performing comprehensive maintenance and repairs on medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles, including engine overhauls, transmission work, and brake system servicing. Key responsibilities include running diagnostic tests, interpreting electrical and air system schematics, and ensuring all equipment meets manufacturer specifications. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth through ongoing training and mentorship in a safe, well-equipped facility. The position offers a collaborative team environment with access to industry-leading technologies and a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage, retirement matching, and paid time off.