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Driving opportunities in DECATUR

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Tanker

Earn top-pay delivering liquid bulk loads typically in steel tank trailers.

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Dedicated

Haul loads for one primary customer and benefit from consistent lanes, freight and home time.

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Intermodal

Bring containers to and from the rail yards utilizing new equipment.

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Regional

Hit the open road while staying close enough to get home weekly or more.

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Over-the-Road

Haul freight across the country typically out a couple weeks at a time.

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Team

Share trucking with a friend, rack up more miles and make more money.

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