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Owner Operator Truck Driver - Independent Contractor

KJ Freight Alliance

New York, NY • Remote

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Job description

Owner Operator Truck Driver – Independent Contractor

Company: KJ Freight Alliance
Job Type: Contract / Independent Contractor
Schedule: Flexible

KJ Freight Alliance is looking to connect with dependable owner-operators who need professional dispatch support. We help independent carriers search for freight, communicate with brokers, negotiate rates, and manage load paperwork while allowing you to stay focused on driving and operating your business.

What KJ Freight Alliance Provides

  • Load searching based on your preferred lanes
  • Rate negotiation assistance
  • Broker communication
  • Carrier packet/setup assistance
  • Rate confirmation management
  • Pickup and delivery coordination
  • Detention, layover and TONU assistance
  • Factoring paperwork coordination when applicable
  • Flexible dispatching based on your availability
  • You have final approval on every load

Equipment We’re Looking For

  • Cargo Vans
  • Sprinter Vans
  • Box Trucks
  • Dry Vans
  • Reefers
  • Flatbeds
  • Power Only

Owner-Operator Requirements

  • Own or operate qualifying equipment
  • Appropriate active operating authority for the freight being hauled
  • Current commercial insurance
  • Reliable phone/email communication
  • Ability to provide required carrier documents
  • Professional and dependable
  • Willing to communicate availability with dispatch

Compensation

You choose which loads you accept.

Load compensation varies based on equipment, lane, mileage, market rates and individual load offers. KJ Freight Alliance charges an agreed dispatch service fee for completed dispatch services.

No forced dispatch. No guaranteed weekly earnings are advertised.

How to Apply

Please Submit:

Full Name | Business Name | Phone | Email | MC/DOT # | Equipment Type | Home State | Preferred Lanes

Qualified carriers will receive the KJ Freight Alliance New Carrier/Owner-Operator Onboarding Packet to begin the setup process.

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