CDL-A Owner Operator End Dump, Hopper Bottom, Pneumatic in Indianapolis, IN

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Class A CDL Owner Operators: Oakley Trucking, "America's Dry Bulk Hauler"

End Dump from $260K, Hopper Bottom from $240K, & Pneumatic Divisions from $310K

Now Hiring in Indianapolis, IN

Oakley Trucking is a 100% owner operator company. We lease seasoned professionals who share our commitment to quality and safety in everything we do. From our first rate equipment and service-first attitude to a 24/7 support system that’s second to none, we’re focused on helping you—and our customers—succeed every day.

Anniversary Bonus: start at .10¢ per loaded mile and increases a $.01 each year of service

 

Oakley Trucking Divisions

End Dump Division:

• $260,000 average annual gross or more
• Regional and OTR routes
• Team and solo drivers welcome
• Terminals in North Little Rock, AR; Reserve, LA; Inola, OK
• Requires investment in a wet kit - provided by Oakley and installed during orientation

Hopper Bottom Division:

• $240,000 average annual gross or more
• Extra loaded mile pay based on weight hauled per load
• Regional and OTR routes
• Team and solo drivers welcome
• Terminals in North Little Rock, AR; Reserve, LA; Inola, OK

Pneumatic Division:

• $310,000 average annual gross or more
• OTR Routes
• Husband/wife teams and solo drivers welcome
• Terminals in North Little Rock, AR; Reserve, LA; Inola, OK
• Requires investment in a blower - provided by Oakley and installed during orientation

 

Benefits:

• Driver Pay Recently Increased AGAIN! Get more for your miles.
• Anniversary Bonus: start at 5¢ per loaded mile
• Free permits
• Base plate program
• Steady year-round work
• Honest, friendly atmosphere

 

Qualifications:

• Current CDL-A 2 years OTR driving experience
• Tractors older than 5 years must be approved
• HAZMAT and TWIC
• No MVR convictions in the last 3 years

In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Indianapolis. Indiana has one of the most active trucking industries in the US. Located on the eastern edge of the Midwest, Indiana is one of several major convergence zones where truck drivers can head for most parts of the US.