Maverick increases pay for TCD drivers

Oct. 3, 2016
Maverick Transportation LLC, an Arkansas-based carrier, announced a pay increase effective October 2, 2016, for over-the-road drivers in its Temperature Control Division (TCD).

Maverick Transportation LLC, an Arkansas-based carrier, announced a pay increase effective October 2, 2016, for over-the-road drivers in its Temperature Control Division (TCD).

Named one of The National Transportation Institute’s Top Pay Carriers in 2015, Maverick has added this increase to its compensation package and driver support.

“The intent of this increase is to reward and retain our experienced drivers, provide a significant increase for student drivers after six months, and to attract new experienced drivers to join our TCD division,” said Kim Williams, Maverick’s executive vice-president. “At average mileage levels this pay change will increase pay $4,000 a year. That’s a significant increase for TCD drivers—and we’re glad to do it because we appreciate all they do.”

Student drivers will continue to earn $0.40 per mile, experienced drivers will have a new rate of $0.46 to $0.50 per mile. In addition, drivers can earn up to $.06 per mile pay for performance bonus.

Maverick drivers also earn pay increases up to five years, pay for performance bonus, and participate in a driver referral bonus program. Other driver benefits include: home time, weekend guarantee pay, paid orientation and training, paid PrePass, 401k plan, company-paid life insurance, health and dental insurance options, and paid vacation.

To learn more about driving opportunities at Maverick, access www.drivemaverick.com or call 800-289-1100.

Founded in 1980 and based in Little Rock AR, the firm operates more than 1,600 units, providing OTR and dedicated service to the temperature-controlled, flatbed, and glass transportation markets throughout North America.

For further details, go to www.maverickusa.com.

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