CDL A OTR Drivers - 18 Months Experience

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Holland Enterprises is Looking for Class A CDL OTR Long-Haul Drivers - Minimum 3 Weeks Out
Average $1,625 Per Week - Top Drivers Earn Up to $2,100!

Are your miles slowly decreasing with your current company?

Choose Holland where we average over 3,000 miles per week with more miles available! We also include a weekly transition pay as you work on getting 3,000 miles per week. Choose Holland for consistent long haul freight that will get you the miles the others are losing due to market uncertainty!

MUST HAVE 18+ MONTHS OTR DRIVING EXPERIENCE - MUST HAVE A VALID CLASS A CDL

Benefits of Working at Holland:

• Our Top Drivers Average $1,900 - $2,100 Per Week
• Family Oriented Drivers Earn $1,625 - $1,900 Per Week
• Optional Transition Pay of $1,500 Per Week for the First 12 Weeks
• Average Over 1,500 Miles Per Load
• Minimum 3 Weeks Out - 1 Day Home for Each Week You're Out

Bonuses:

• $0.01 CPM - Safety Bonus
• $0.01 CPM for 33,000+ Miles Per Quarter
• $0.01 CPM for 36,000+ Miles Per Quarter
• $0.01 CPM for 38,000+ Miles Per Quarter
• $0.01 CPM Longevity Bonus - After 1 Year ($0.02 CPM After 2 Years)
• $0.01 CPM - Best of the Best Bonus

Perks of Working at Holland:

• Rider & Pet Policy - Day 1
• Weekly Direct Deposit
• Full Benefits: Medical, Vision and Dental
• 401K with 75% Match to Your 6%
• 1 Week Vacation After 1 Year

All Trucks Are 3 Years Old or Newer:

• Dorm Sized Fridge/Freezer
• Smart TV With Bluetooth Phone Screen-Casting Capability
• Free Direct TV With HBO, Cinemax, NFL Package
• Free SiriusXM
• 1,500 V Inverter

• Valid Class A CDL
• 23 Years of Age
• 18 months OTR (48 states) Verifiable Driving Experience
• Acceptable PSP, MVR and Accident History
• No Prior Drug or Alcohol Offenses

Along with the job benefits already mentioned for truck driving jobs, there are several other appealing opportunities for truckers residing in Rapid City. Located below North Dakota and the upper tier of states bordering Canada provides truckers ample opportunities for international movement of freight. The state is also crossed by a major route between the Northwest Coast and Chicago. South Dakota has long been an agricultural-based economy, but technology is beginning to have an impact and creating several new jobs in trucking.