Now hiring · company driver role, 1099
Contracted driver jobs: 25–30% on our trucks
Drive Coach Freight trucks and trailers hauling dry van and reefer freight east of the Rockies. Start at 25–30% based on your experience, with weekly or bi-weekly home time.
The job at a glance
CDL-A Contracted Driver (Dry Van & Reefer)
What you get
Pay, support & home time
- Start at 25–30%, based on experience
- Our trucks and trailers, no equipment to buy
- Consistent miles
- Driver cash advances
- Weekly or bi-weekly home time
- 20+ dispatchers, a real person 24/7
- Training and on-road safety support
- Driver Referral, Appreciation and Safe Driver Award programs
Requirements
What you need
- Valid Class A CDL
- At least 2 years of Class A driving experience
- 1099 independent contractor position
- Run dry van and reefer freight east of the Rocky Mountains
Recruiting goes over every detail with you on the first call.
Questions
Contracted driver FAQ
How much do contracted drivers make?
Contracted drivers start between 25% and 30%, based on experience. Recruiting explains exactly how it is calculated on your first call.
What is a contracted driver?
It is our company driver role: you drive Coach Freight trucks and trailers and are paid a percentage as a 1099 independent contractor.
Do I need my own truck?
No. Contracted drivers run our trucks and trailers.
What experience do I need?
A valid Class A CDL and at least 2 years of Class A driving experience.
How often will I be home?
Weekly or bi-weekly, depending on your preference and where you live.
Ready to roll with Coach?
The application takes about 5 minutes. Recruiting calls you back fast.