Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
Before You Apply.
Clear answers about the offers, your application, and what happens next.
What do I need for the Company Driver offer?
A valid CDL-A, at least 1 year of CDL-A driving experience, and a clean driving record. The offer starts at 70 CPM with 3,000 miles guaranteed and 2022 or newer trucks. Our team reviews your background, location, and the current opening.
What is the difference between Rental and Lease Purchase?
Rental lets you run with no maintenance cost and no breakdown cost. Lease Purchase is the path toward truck ownership, with payoff available as early as 14 months. These are separate programs; review the terms of the one that fits your goal.
Is the 14-month Lease Purchase payoff guaranteed?
No. Payoff is available as early as 14 months; your actual timeline depends on the program and its terms. Review the truck, payments, deductions, and payoff schedule with our team before committing.
Do I need my own truck for the Owner-Operator offer?
Yes. This path is for operators bringing their own truck. The offer is up to 88% commission, depending on the truck, lanes, and current opening. If you need a truck, explore Rental or Lease Purchase.
What if I am not sure which path to choose?
Start with the offer closest to your experience and goals. If you are deciding between Rental and Lease Purchase, choose “Not sure yet” on that application. Our team can review both options with you.
Does applying commit me to a position or truck program?
No. The application starts the review. Discuss availability, qualifications, pay or program costs, routes, home time, and paperwork before deciding to move forward.
What information should I have ready before I submit?
Basic contact details are the starting point. It also helps to be ready with your current location, experience level, and a general idea of the direction you want to explore. For more independent paths, your equipment situation matters more early in the conversation.
How quickly can I expect follow-up after I apply?
Follow-up timing can vary depending on volume and fit, but the goal is straightforward communication as early as possible. A serious process should help you understand whether there is a next step, what that step is, and what information may still be needed.
Can the recommended path change after review?
Yes. Sometimes the path a driver selects first is not the one that fits best after the details are reviewed. That is exactly why a practical review matters early: it helps avoid moving forward in the wrong direction.