CDL Truck Driver Jobs

Claims of $14,000 weekly pay are typically outliers tied to owner-operators running specialized, high-value, or oversize/overweight loads rather than standard company driver salaries. Compensation varies widely based on freight type, mileage, and experience. Kodiak Freight offers competitive, personalized compensation for CDL drivers hauling heavy-haul freight; contact us directly for current pay details.

Truck driver minimum earnings vary by region, freight type, and experience level, generally ranging from entry-level hourly or mileage-based pay to higher rates for specialized hauling. Heavy-haul and oversize freight positions, such as those at Kodiak Freight, often offer higher compensation than standard freight due to the added skill and regulatory requirements involved.

Applicants must hold a valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and be able to comply with DOT regulations, including hours-of-service rules and oversize/overweight permitting requirements. Experience with specialized trailers such as Landoll tilt-decks or flatbeds is valuable, as drivers handle heavy-haul freight for industries like agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and railroad.

Drivers transport oversize and overweight loads including industrial machinery, mining equipment, data center components, and heavy agricultural or manufacturing equipment. Freight is moved using specialized trailers such as Landoll tilt-decks and flatbeds, and some routes involve power-only OD moves where customers supply their own trailers.

Candidates can apply online through the IntelliApp portal at driverapponline.com or by submitting an inquiry through the Kodiak Freight website contact form, selecting 'Careers' as the inquiry type. You can also reach the hiring team directly via email at ops@kodiakfreight.com or by phone at 913-210-5144.

Kodiak Freight serves agriculture, manufacturing, mining, railroad, data centers, utilities and energy, oil and gas, construction, retail, and technology industries, transporting oversize and overweight shipments that require specialized trailers, permitting, and experienced CDL drivers to ensure safe, timely delivery.