CDM Logistics LLC

We have positions available to start immediately.
Send us a message to receive an application.
- Home weekly
-  Dedicated freight 
- Competitive pay


🛑🛑🛑 Owner Operators Wanted 🔵🔵🔵

- Dedicated Freight
- Round Trips
- Auto Parts 🚗 🚙
- Dry Van
- Power Only
- 47 weeks a year
- Competitive Pay
- Can start right away
- Kentucky to Missouri

☎️Call or Text 606.224.3526 for more information 

Hiring CDL Drivers dedicated lanes.
Pay: $1400- $2000 weekly
Click the link to Apply.

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🟢Broke Down ?
⚫️Need a mechanic? 
☎️Call 606.657.0234

⚫️🟢 HEAVY DUTY TRUCK REPAIR ⚫️🟢

🚚 Truck Go offers 24 hour road side service & 24 hour in shop services!! 🟢⚫️

📍London KY & Corbin KY locations

Apply now by clicking the link below - hiring the following positions.

- CDL over the road Truck Drivers
- Class 8 Desiel technician

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Hiring Class A CDL drivers
Must have at LEAST 2 years experience with Class A CDL
Lane Available: Lebanon, KY - Claycomo, MO
Dry van, no touch
Weekly pay, $1,500 - $2,000+
Driver makes 25% of truck's gross
FleetOne fuel cards

If interested, message for information and application link!

Looking for CDL Class A drivers
Several lanes available
Must have 2 years experience having CDL Class A

Lanes available:
-Dearborn, MI - Topton, PA; runs 47 weeks per year
-Port loads; Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA
-Mulch; local for London, KY and Corbin, KY
-Dry van, no touch; out 7-10 days at a time

Driver makes 25% of truck's gross
$2000+ weekly pay
FleetOne fuel cards
Please send resume to: [email protected]
OR message us on the CDM Logistics LLC page!

5 Things Professional Truck Drivers Should Never Do:

•Traveling Too Fast When Descending a Steep Hill. Always be sure to pick a low gear to descend a steep grade and MOVE SLOWLY!

•Don't Text and Drive.
There is never an occasion when any driver needs to text when behind the wheel.

•Don't Drive Too Fast for Road Conditions.
Many wrecks in the winter months are mostly caused by excessive speed on slippery roads. Trucks cannot stop as quickly on snowy or slippery roads as on dry roads.

Don’t feel you need to travel at the speed limit or above it especially when road conditions are poor. It’s up to you to make the call to park the truck when road conditions become unsafe.

•Don't Ever Drive When Tired.
There is never a good enough reason for a professional truck driver to operate his vehicle when tired. Sleep when necessary.

CMV Tips to Remember!

1. Before setting out on the road, research your route. When possible, avoid work zones and use any detours that are available.

2. You should always keep your eyes on the road, but this is exceptionally important in work zones. Be aware of all signage throughout work zones that can indicate reduced speeds, lane changes and other important information. Avoid distractions such as your cellphone, eating, drinking, the radio, GPS and conversing with other passengers.

3. Lane closures, traffic pattern shifts and reduced speeds are common in work zones. Make sure to slow down when entering a work zone and keep an eye out for road workers.

4. When approaching lane closures, move into the open lane as soon as possible. Be sure to pay close attention to vehicles around you that could be in your blind spot.

Semi-trucks can usually go approximately 25,000 miles between each oil change, though some may require maintenance as often as every 10,000 miles.