Driver FAQs

Why is trucking a good career choice?

Almost all goods and services are transported around the clock nationwide. The United States roads and highways are used to make these deliveries. To accomplish this, drivers are constantly needed to operate these vehicles. Goods that are heavy and cumbersome are of special concern and as well need heavy-duty hauling capability. Well into the future, Bolt Transport will have routes that will need to be completed to ensure proper and on-time fulfillment.

Are routes available that allow consecutive days off?

Yes, there are no split-schedules. Days of work are consecutive.

What types of benefits are offered?

Bolt Transport offers great pay with direct-deposit, a health plan, dental, vision, and a 401K. After one full year you are eligible for 1-week vacation. Bolt Transport also offers paid holidays.

Are opportunities available for Veterans?

Bolt Transport is always interested in hiring qualified veterans and appreciate their Patriotic Service. We know too that Veterans understand dedication and commitment and typically have much to offer an organization.

What are the average lengths of each delivery route?

Dedicated routes are 300 mile average length-of-haul and a regular work schedule, reset hours at home, not on the road.

Are you interested in newcomers who are interested in a truck driving career?

Yes, Bolt Transport is always interested in recruiting drivers on a training basis. We encourage those to first contact local truck driving training schools to learn skills and apply for their commercial license. We often have yard and stock openings for those who are beginning to learn more about the truck driving trade. Simply reach out to us for any further info.

Do You Want a Job Where You’re Going Places?

It is easy to apply or inquire with questions. We welcome them all. Simply visit bolttransport.com and click on careers or call us!