1099 OTR Team driving position

DS LOGISTICS GROUP INC

Midwest City, Oklahoma County

CDL A Otr Dry Van

$187,200 - $228,800/yr

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What to Expect

This is a full_time Over-the-Road (OTR) dry van position with DS LOGISTICS GROUP INC in Midwest City, Oklahoma County. You will need a CDL Class A license. The position pays $187,200 - $228,800/yr.

Job Description

About the Company As a freight transportation organization, our goal is to deliver excellent customer service, have a beneficial influence on the community and the environment, and generate world-class professionals that represent our company. About the Job We are seeking a Class A Drivers Wanted IMMEDIATELY to join our team! You will be responsible for safely operating a truck with a capacity of at least 26,000 pounds Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW). Looking for Team Drivers. please call for more information. Responsibilities: Safely operate a heavy or tractor-trailer truck Load and unload cargo Properly track and document activity log Report any issues or incidents to dispatch Inspect truck before and after trip Must comply with all FMCSA rules Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Team) Dry Van OTR $3,600 - $4,400 gross total weekly avg. pay per team $0.60 - $0.7 CPM 6,500 - 7,000 avg. miles per week per team $250 sign on bonus per team Dedicated, Line Haul, LTL No Driver Load/Unload Home Time 21 expected days out Get 7 days of home time for every 21 days worked No guaranteed weekends home Orientation Details Offers paid orientation Does not cover accommodation Drivers get their own room No meals are included Covers some or all travel expenses Hiring Requirements Class A license 4 months OTR experience We're an equal opportunity employer

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Requirements

CDL Class A license
Clean MVR (Motor Vehicle Record)
At least 21 years old (interstate)
Valid DOT physical card

About Over-the-Road (OTR) Trucking

OTR trucking involves long-haul routes that cross multiple states, often keeping drivers on the road for two to three weeks at a time before returning home. These positions are ideal for drivers who enjoy travel and independence, and they typically offer the highest pay in the industry. OTR drivers are the backbone of America's freight system, moving goods coast to coast on tight schedules.

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A Day in the Life

A typical day as an OTR dry van driver starts early with a thorough pre-trip inspection of your tractor and enclosed trailer. You hit the interstate and cover 450 to 550 miles, stopping for fuel, meals, and mandated 30-minute breaks. Much of your day is spent on the open highway, managing your Hours of Service log and communicating with dispatch about your next load. At the end of your shift you park at a truck stop or rest area, settle into the sleeper berth, and prepare for another day on the road.

Pros & Cons of Over-the-Road (OTR) Driving

Pros

+ Highest earning potential among driving positions
+ See the country and enjoy the freedom of the open road
+ Opportunities available even for newer CDL holders
+ Carriers often provide sign-on bonuses and full benefits
+ Consistent freight volume means strong job security

Cons

− Weeks away from home and family at a time
− Irregular sleep schedules and limited exercise options
− Truck stop meals can make healthy eating challenging
− Wear and tear from long hours in the driver seat
− Limited personal space living in a sleeper cab

About Dry Van Trucks

Dry van trailers are fully enclosed, non-temperature-controlled boxes used to haul general freight such as consumer goods, electronics, and packaged food. They are the most common trailer type on American highways and offer the widest variety of available loads. Dry van driving is often recommended for newer CDL holders because loading and unloading is typically handled by warehouse staff.

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Career Path

CDL Training & First Year

Complete CDL school, earn your Class A license, and gain your first year of OTR experience with a training carrier.

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Experienced OTR Driver

With 1-2 years of clean driving, you qualify for better carriers, higher CPM, and more desirable lanes.

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Specialized or Lease Operator

Move into higher-paying specialized freight (Hazmat, oversized) or explore lease-purchase programs.

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Owner-Operator or Trainer

Run your own truck as an owner-operator or mentor the next generation as a driver trainer.

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Trucking in Oklahoma

Oklahoma's oil industry and I-40/I-35 corridors create steady demand for various driver types.

Average driver salary in Oklahoma: $47,000 - $67,000/yr

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does this over-the-road (otr) job pay?

This position pays $187,200 - $228,800/yr. Actual pay may vary based on experience, endorsements, and miles driven.

What CDL class do I need for this job?

This position requires a CDL Class A license. Class A allows you to operate combination vehicles over 26,001 lbs GVWR.

What is the trucking job market like in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma's oil industry and I-40/I-35 corridors create steady demand for various driver types. The average truck driver salary in Oklahoma ranges from $47,000 - $67,000 per year.

Last updated: June 4, 2026

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