Lease Operator Offer
Weekly averages, freight and home time
Start with the main figures, freight setup and schedule before reviewing the weekly charges and operating responsibilities connected with the Lease Operator position.
Home-time options
Choose between three weeks on the road with four days off, or four weeks on the road followed by one week at home.
Taking the truck home
Lease Operators may take the truck home during their scheduled home time.
US Mail freight and dedicated lanes
Lease Operators haul year-round US Mail freight on dedicated lanes.
Important:
Gross and take-home figures are averages, not guaranteed amounts.
Actual results depend on loads, miles, fuel, weekly charges,
operating expenses and other settlement deductions.
Next, review the charges behind these weekly averages.
The following section explains truck rental, maintenance,
company percentage, fuel and the driver deposit.
Weekly Costs and Deductions
How the settlement structure works
These are the principal charges, deductions and deposit terms connected with the Lease Operator position.
The weekly truck rental charge is deducted through the settlement structure.
The maintenance charge is calculated at fifteen cents per mile.
A 22% company percentage applies to each load.
Fuel expenses are deducted through the operator’s settlement.
Fuel compensation is applied at ten cents per gallon.
The deposit is collected at $250 per week until the full amount is reached.
Settlement review:
These charges and deductions should be considered together with
the weekly gross and take-home averages shown in the previous
section.
Next, review the operator’s remaining responsibilities.
The following section covers IFTA, tolls, scales, travel
arrangements and pre-hire expenses.
Operating Responsibilities
What remains the operator’s responsibility
These practical responsibilities complete the operating picture before you review the minimum requirements and apply.
Operating and pre-hire responsibilities
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IFTA
IFTA is handled on a quarterly basis.
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Tolls and scales
Toll and scale expenses are the Lease Operator’s responsibility.
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Travel arrangements
Travel may be arranged by the company and deducted from the operator’s settlement.
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Pre-hire expenses
Pre-hire expenses are the operator’s responsibility. The company can assist with scheduling required appointments.
2021–2025 trucks
The Lease Operator fleet includes trucks from model years 2021 through 2025.
1099 position
This Lease Operator opportunity is structured as a 1099 position.
Next, review the minimum requirements.
The final qualification section covers CDL-A experience,
current credentials and driving history before the
application begins.
Before You Apply
Make sure the basic requirements are in place
Review your current CDL-A experience, credentials and driving history before completing the Lease Operator application.
CDL-A driving experience
At least one full year of CDL-A driving experience is required.
Valid Class A CDL
Applicants must currently hold a valid Class A commercial driver’s license.
Current DOT medical card
A current DOT medical card is required for the qualification review.
Acceptable driving record
Driving history must meet the company’s current safety and insurance requirements.
Ready to complete the application?
Start the Lease Operator Application
Submit your current contact and driving information so the recruiting team can review the next step.
Submitting an application does not guarantee approval, onboarding or placement.Complete your application
Enter your current contact and CDL-A driving information below. Review the details before submitting so the recruiting team can evaluate your Lease Operator application.
Required fields are marked with an asterisk.By submitting this application, you confirm that the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge. Submission does not guarantee approval, onboarding, placement or specific earnings.
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