Cargo Van Driver – Expedite (70% Pay – Serious Earners Only)

Houston, United States
Cargo Van Driver – Expedite (70% Pay – Serious Earners Only)
Company
Anywhere distribution
Location
Houston, TX
Job type
Full-time
Salary
51,200.79–61,661.16 a year
Posted
6 days ago
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Indeed
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Job description
Job Summary
We are hiring a motivated Cargo Van Driverfor expedited freight and delivery work. This position is designed for drivers who want to stay busy, run consistent loads, and maximize weekly income.

If you’re looking for a real opportunity to make money and not sit around waiting for work, this is for you.
Compensation:
• 70% to Driver / 30% to Company
• Driver is responsible for fuel
• No earning cap – performance-based income
• Weekly earnings potential: $1,500 – $3,500+(depends on how much you run)

Duties
• Run expedited loads (local and out-of-state)
• Accept and complete loads in a timely manner
• Communicate clearly with dispatch
• Maintain and take care of the cargo van
• Follow all safety and traffic laws

Qualifications
• Valid driver’s license (clean record)
• Experience in delivery/expedite preferred
• Must be reliable, responsive, and professional
• Must be comfortable driving long hours when needed
• Smartphone required for load apps/navigation

What We Offer:
• Company-provided cargo van
• High-paying structure (70% payout)
• Flexible schedule with strong earning potential
• Long-term opportunity for serious drivers

Important:
This is NOT a sit-and-wait job. This opportunity is best for drivers who want to stay active and maximize income.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $51,200.79 - $61,661.16 per year

Benefits:
• Company truck
• Flexible schedule

Work Location: On the road

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