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Now hiring in North Dakota

CDL-A Truck Driver Jobs in North Dakota

OTR, team and hazmat drivers wanted in North Dakota. We're a carrier-first trucking company with our own compliance, our own software and our own freight. Our trucks work out of the Texas area. You don't have to live in Texas. North Dakota drivers are welcome right where they are.

We are a carrier-first company.

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OTR driving jobs in North Dakota

OTR Truck Driver Jobs for North Dakota Drivers

We're hiring CDL-A over-the-road drivers in North Dakota to run 53-foot dry van and refrigerated freight across all 48 states. Our trucks work out of the Texas area. You don't have to live in Texas. North Dakota drivers are welcome right where they are.

You get a truck kept legal by our own compliance department, a freight research team lining up the loads, and dispatch support around the clock.

  • CDL-A, over the road
  • 53-foot dry van and reefer
  • All 48 contiguous states
  • Work out of the Texas area
  • Dispatch support day and night
  • Equipment placement for the right driver
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Team drivers wanted

Team Drivers Wanted in North Dakota

Team drivers wanted. If you and a partner run as a team, or you want to start, we want to talk. Teams keep the wheels turning on long OTR runs, and our dispatch team plans the freight around both of you.

Solo drivers from North Dakota who want to try teaming can say so on the application.

  • Established teams welcome
  • Solo drivers open to teaming
  • Long-haul OTR freight
  • Freight planned around both drivers
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Hazmat drivers

Hazmat CDL Drivers Wanted in North Dakota

Have the H endorsement on your CDL? We're looking for hazmat drivers in North Dakota. Our compliance team keeps hazmat paperwork, placards, training records and hours of service in order, so you can focus on driving safe.

No hazmat yet? You can still apply.

  • H endorsement on your CDL-A
  • Compliance team keeps the records right
  • No hazmat yet? Still apply
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Trucking in North Dakota

North Dakota Freight Lanes, Interstates and Hubs

North Dakota freight moves on I-94 and I-29. Big freight hubs include Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and Dickinson, and the I-29 crossing at Pembina into Canada keeps freight moving in and out of the state.

Common freight in and out of North Dakota includes grain, oilfield supplies and food products. Our dry van and reefer trucks run these lanes as part of our all-48-state network.

  • Interstates: I-94 and I-29
  • Hubs: Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and Dickinson
  • Gateway: the I-29 crossing at Pembina into Canada
  • Region: Midwest
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Owner-operators and equipment placement

Owner-Operators and Equipment Placement

Some of our best conversations start with "I don't own a truck yet." For the right driver, we can place equipment.

Owner-operators from North Dakota who already have a truck can lease on and run with our dispatch, compliance and software behind them.

  • Owner-operators lease on
  • Equipment placement for the right driver
  • Dispatch, compliance and software behind you
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Driver development program

A Driver Development Program That Helps You Grow

We don't just hand you keys. Our driver development program teaches compliance and business development, backed by the education at Freight University.

Where you go from here is up to you: more miles, your own truck, or your own business.

  • Compliance education
  • Business development education
  • A path toward your own equipment
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Drive and broker freight

Become a Freight Broker and Earn Extra While You Drive

Ever looked at a rate confirmation and thought, I could do that? Our drivers can learn freight brokering through Freight University's PLSP education and earn extra money while they drive.

You know North Dakota freight from the cab. Learn it from the desk too. See our freight broker agent training.

  • PLSP education from Freight University
  • Virtual live sessions every week
  • Earn additional money while driving
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We are a carrier-first company

Carrier-First: Our Own Compliance, Software and Freight

We are a carrier-first company. That means our own compliance, our own freight and our own software, LFS AOS with MT, all built around the people driving the trucks.

We follow every load from pickup to delivery, and there's always someone to call.

  • Our own compliance department
  • Our own freight
  • LFS AOS with MT, our own software
  • Education behind everything we do

Your Next Seat Starts in North Dakota

Tap I'm Interested and fill out a short application. A real person on our team will call you back.

I'm Interested

Questions North Dakota Drivers Ask

Do I have to live in Texas to drive with you?

No. Our drivers work out of the Texas area, but you can keep your home in North Dakota. Tap I'm Interested to start.

Are you hiring team drivers in North Dakota?

Yes. Team drivers are wanted. Established teams and solo drivers open to teaming can both apply.

Do you hire hazmat drivers in North Dakota?

Yes. We're looking for CDL-A drivers with the hazmat (H) endorsement. Drivers without it can still apply.

What interstates and hubs do North Dakota drivers run?

In North Dakota, freight moves on I-94 and I-29, through hubs like Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and Dickinson. Our trucks run all 48 states, so your miles go well beyond the state line.

What freight do you haul?

53-foot dry van and refrigerated (reefer) freight in all 48 contiguous states.

Can I become a freight broker while I drive?

Yes. Our drivers can learn freight brokering through Freight University's PLSP education and earn additional money while driving.

I don't own a truck. Can you place equipment with me?

For the right driver, yes. Tell us about your driving on the application and we'll talk.

Do you hire owner-operators?

Yes. Owner-operators lease on and get our dispatch, compliance and software behind them.