Local Class A Day Cab Owner Operator

Average $700 per full route day + fuel surcharge* Local routes, typically 100–150 miles and 7–12 stops/day, with no OTR Steady volume Monday–Saturday for contractors who want to keep their trucks busy Weekly settlements and driver-only routes No flatbed? Rental available through RAS Must have a Class A day cab, LLC, and DOT/MC authority Quick application. A recruiter will call with more details. What You Need Class A day cab (tandem axle preferred) Your own LLC or other legal business entity Active USDOT number and MC authority, or the ability to obtain them A CDL Class A driver (yourself or a qualified driver you provide) Required insurance: auto liability, general liability, umbrella/excess, cargo, and workers' comp or occupational accident coverage as applicable Ability to meet DOT and FMCSA safety and qualification requirements Preferred Flatbed experience Forklift experience (Moffett/truck-mounted forklift is a plus) Building materials or job-site delivery experience Load securement experience The Work Haul building and home improvement materials on flatbed equipment Deliver to customer homes and job sites Secure loads to DOT standards Complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections and delivery paperwork Why Contract with RAS Consistent freight for a major home improvement retailer Truck discount affiliate program Long-term business relationship opportunities Bring your truck. Run your business. Grow with RAS Logistics. Average based on gross settlements for contractors completing a full route day across all RAS Flats locations over the past 6 months. Actual earnings vary by location and based on routes accepted, stops, and distance, and are not guaranteed. Amounts are gross revenue before the contractor's business expenses (fuel, insurance, maintenance, etc.). Contractors decide which offered routes to accept. Trailer rental fees, if applicable, are deducted from settlements. This is an independent contractor opportunity and is not an offer of employment. Independent Contract Carriers are responsible for operating their own business and meeting all applicable licensing, insurance, equipment, safety, and regulatory requirements. RAS Logistics does not discriminate in contracting on any basis prohibited by law RAS Logistics People | Service | Delivering More

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