Join a family-owned carrier that's been putting drivers first since 1955. Enjoy guaranteed weekly pay and steady miles so you can focus on what you do best — driving with confidence across America.
Transitioning into a new trucking job isn't easy. Get peace of mind knowing you won't make any less than $1,300 a week for your first 12 weeks as a company van driver with ATS.
These three values have been at the heart ofAnderson Trucking Service (ATS) since its founding by a truck driver in 1955 — because when you work hard to support your family, you deserve a carrier that keeps its promises.
Our over-the-road (OTR) van division provides steady miles, competitive, consistent pay, and guaranteed weekly minimums to help you reach your financial goals and still get home when it matters most.
No-Touch Freight for OTR Dry Van Drivers
Many dry van drivers tell us they chose this path because they want more time driving and less time handling freight. That's how we feel it should be, too, and that's why the majority of ATS van freight is no-touch.
Instead, we focus on booking steady, high-quality freight so you can run more efficiently and earn more miles every week.
Quick Highlights:
Guaranteed $1,300/week minimum pay for your first 12 weeks
Start at 60-62 cents per mile (CPM), based on experience
$1,000 orientation completion bonus
Weekly pay and consistent freight flow
Tiered weekly mileage bonus — run more, make more!
1,900-1,999 miles: extra $100
2,000-2,099 miles: extra $150
2,100+ miles: extra $200
Van Company Driver Benefits:
At ATS, we believe your benefits should match your commitment. We offer a full benefits package designed to support your life on and off the road, including:
Contact a recruiter to learn more about what kind of money YOU can expect to make
Drivers Who Found Stability and Success with ATS
Delivering Driver Success for 70+ Years
Drive with confidence knowing your miles, pay, and home time are all taken care of. Apply now to join the ATS van division and join a carrier that's been helping drivers succeed for over 70 years.
Have Questions About Being a Van Company Truck Driver? We've Got Answers.
If you're looking for an OTR truck driving position where you can still get home regularly, you should consider company van positions. Here are some commonly asked questions about being an OTR van company driver to help you decide if it's right for you.
How Often Can I Go Home as an OTR Truck Driver?
It’s the question every truck driver and their family wants to know: How often do truck drivers get home? We’ll explain what factors may determine how often you go home.
Transitioning from one job to the next in the trucking industry isn't uncommon, but that doesn't mean you should make it a habit. If you're a job hopper, you're more unlikely to get a job.
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