Long haul driver jobs

OTR truck driver jobs for long-haul routes

Search current over-the-road driving roles and compare route length, home time, freight type, equipment, and experience requirements.

This page is for CDL drivers looking for long-haul, interstate, solo, team, dedicated, or specialized OTR roles.

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Solo OTR Driver

Search long-haul positions for individual drivers handling interstate routes.

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Team OTR Driver

Find team driving roles designed for longer mileage and shared schedules.

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Dedicated OTR Driver

Review OTR roles tied to consistent customers or repeat lanes.

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Specialized OTR Driver

Search OTR jobs involving flatbed, refrigerated, tanker, hazmat, or other specialized freight.

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Requirements

Common employer requirements

  • Valid CDL Class A license
  • DOT medical card
  • Employer-required OTR or tractor-trailer experience
  • Ability to meet home-time and route expectations
  • Clean driving record based on carrier standards

What to review before applying

Check expected time away from home, average route length, freight type, detention policies, equipment, and whether the role is solo, team, dedicated, or irregular route.

Who OTR roles are built for

OTR roles are often a fit for drivers comfortable with longer routes, interstate freight, changing schedules, and extended time on the road.

Locations

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FAQ

OTR Truck Driver Jobs questions

What does OTR mean in trucking?

OTR means over the road. These jobs usually involve long-haul routes across multiple states rather than local daily routes.

Do OTR jobs require experience?

Many OTR jobs require recent tractor-trailer experience, but requirements vary by carrier and insurance standards.

How should I compare OTR jobs?

Compare home time, route type, freight type, equipment, pay structure, benefits, and whether the job is solo, team, or dedicated.

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