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*HIRING CDL A COMPANY DRIVERS - UP TO 0.65 CPM! SAP PROGRAM!*

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1125 Bloor Ln, Zionsville, IN 46077, USA

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NOW HIRING CDL A COMPANY DRIVERS & OWNER OPERATORS! Come and join our team! Lucky Wheels is always hiring! We are currently hiring CDL A Company Drivers and Owner Operators! We are seeking for Solo and Team drivers!!! We are paying up to 0.85 cpm for TEAMS for all miles, empty and loaded, and we are offering up to 5500+ miles a week and up to 0.65 cpm for SOLO for all miles, empty and loaded, and we are offering up to 3200+ miles a week. Dry Van Freight, No Force Dispatch, No Touch Freight. Our growing fleet is proud to offer: - new and newer model trucks - weekly direct deposit - safety bonuses for clean DOT inspections - referral bonus (Ask us about our fantastic referral bonus) - 24/7 safety and fleet support - 24/7 experienced and dedicated team of dispatchers - Lease purchase option for semi and straight box trucks available!!! - Fuel discounts, maintenance discounts and Dry Van trailer rental for Owner Operators available!!! Requirements: - Must have a valid Class-A license - Minimum of 2 years of verifiable experience - Minimum 23 years old - No accidents in the last 3 years and no DUI. - Clean MVR and PSP - SAP program drivers are welcome to apply Contact our Recruiting Team today for more information: Anita 224-507-1335 Dragana 224-507-1330 recruiting at luckywheelsllc.com or simply click and apply on the following link https://intelliapp.driverapponline.com/c/luckywheelsllc?uri_b=ia_luckywheelsllc_233624289

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