Welcome to FullFleet.com
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FullFleet.com is the only truck driving recruiting portal solely devoted to private fleet carriers. Only on FullFleet.com can drivers be matched with top companies looking to grow their own fleets. Job seekers will be able to access company profiles, fill out applications, and find out the latest news in the trucking industry right here. So if you are looking for the trucking job of a lifetime and you've dreamed of hauling for a private carrier then FullFleet.com is your one stop shop for all your truck driving needs.
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New Companies on Board
We would like to announce the new companies posted on FullFleet.com: MBM Food Service, Kraft Foods, J.B. Hunt Transport
MBM Food Service - average pay your first year is $55,000, 4-5 day work week on average, paid every two weeks, routes average 1-3 days, medical with prescription drug plan, dental insurance, vision insurance, company paid life insurance.
Kraft Foods - Warehouse / Delivery Drivers Needed! Competitive salary, paid loaded and empty miles, incentive bonus, consistent weekly home time, detention pay, drop pay, unload pay.
J.B. Hunt Transport - We offer drivers a variety of driving jobs across multiple driving divisions, including our Dedicated Contract Services (DCS) division. DCS drivers enjoy the best of both worlds with small, private fleet operation and the support and training that only an industry leader can provide. And with dedicated customers in over 300 locations, we're likely to have fleet near you.
Don’t let worries about past unemployment and CSA 2010 safety issues prevent you from a great opportunity. CSA 2010
Many drivers and owner operators are fearful of making the move to a new driving job. They are afraid that once they apply for a new job their past safety and inspection records will be made known and that their past record will not allow them to be hired. First of all, you really have no way to know how you stack up against other drivers or owner operators. You make think your safety record is not acceptable when in fact in may be better than the majority of drivers! Full Article