A Truck Driving Career You Can Count On

Drive quality equipment, earn steady pay, and enjoy the respect and consistency you deserve from a company that's put drivers first since 1955.

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Get Up To $1,400 a Week Guaranteed!

Transitioning into a new trucking job isn't easy. Get peace of mind knowing you won't make any less than $1,300 or $1,400 a week for your first 12 weeks as a company driver with Anderson Trucking Service (ATS).

Tired of Promises That Don't Deliver?

Many company truck drivers tell us there’s nothing more frustrating than waiting for loads, dealing with breakdowns, or chasing paychecks that never seem to come on time.

That’s not right.

Founded by a driver, Anderson Trucking Service (ATS) has spent seven decades helping truck drivers succeed. As a company driver with ATS, you'll enjoy:

  • Quality equipment: Drive newer trucks and regularly maintained trailers
  • Consistent freight: Get access to a variety of freight from trusted shippers
  • The paycheck you earned: Weekly pay you can depend on
  • A company that respects your experience and dedication

Average 77 Cents Per Mile (CPM)

With ATS' Unique Pay Program

How Does Company Driver Pay Work at ATS?

It's pretty simple: as an over-the-road (OTR) truck driver with ATS, you'll earn either 26% of the line haul (the main transportation fee) OR the rate as determined by your cents per mile (CPM), whichever's higher. This can change depending on the load, but it's a change that's automatically baked in, which means it's not on you to figure out which pays more. We take care of that for you.

At ATS, our CPM rates break down like this (based on your driving experience with us):

  • OTR Van Drivers: $0.60 - $0.62 CPM
  • OTR Flatbed drivers: $0.60 - $0.65 CPM

Key Company Driver Benefits

  • Earn up to 77¢ per mile on average
  • $1,000 orientation completionion bonus
  • Per Diem pay at no cost to you
  • Increased tarping and 50% over-dimensional pay
  • Consistent miles with reliable freight
  • Newer trucks and top-tier equipment
  • Career growth opportunities: Haul bigger freight as you advance

Comfort & Convenience on the Road

  • Pet policy: Bring one cat or dog along for the ride (ask your driver consultant for details)
  • APUs and inverters in every truck
  • ELDs in every truck since 2009
  • Refrigerator available upon request
  • Flights, car rentals, single rooms, and meals covered during orientation: Spouses welcome!

Health, Safety, & Financial Security

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Life and disability insurance
  • 401(k) with profit-sharing
  • Flexible spending accounts
  • Employee assistance program
  • Paid vacation time

Company Driver Requirements

If you're ready to take your career to the next level with a company that values your experience and commitment, here's what you'll need to get started as a company driver with ATS:

  • Age requirement: Must be at least 21 years old
  • CDL license: Hold a valid Class A CDL driver's license
  • Experience: Minimum 12 months of verifiable over-the-road (OTR) experience
  • DOT compliance: Must meet all Department of Transportation (DOT) physical and safety requirements
  • Driving record: Maintain a stable, verifiable work history and an acceptable driving record
Start Driving with Confidence
Drive quality equipment, pull consistent freight, get paid on time, and enjoy the respect you deserve when you join ATS.

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