Load One: driver requirements

What Load One requires, in plain terms

• Vehicles: Load One says it works with drivers who have Sprinter-style high-roof vans, CDL straight trucks and tractors.
• Authority: not stated. Ask whether you'd run under their authority or your own. When couriers need DOT/MC authority
• CDL: Sprinter-style high-roof vans don't need a CDL. For other vehicles, a Class B CDL is required.
• Insurance: no minimum stated. Personal auto policies often exclude paid delivery, so check yours.
• Age: 24 or older.
• Pay model: % of load, as Load One describes it.

Before you sign with Load One

• Ask whether the work is a fixed route, scheduled blocks or on-demand loads, and how many hours or miles a typical week runs.
• Ask who pays for fuel, tolls and equipment, and whether any fees come out of your settlement.
• Get the insurance requirements in writing and confirm your policy covers delivering for pay.
• Check how often pay is settled and whether the agreement lets you work for other companies.

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