Companies that take box trucks and don't list a CDL requirement for them.
The most local companies for non-CDL box truck contracts are in Dallas–Fort Worth (27), Miami–Fort Lauderdale (23) and Philadelphia (19). Each city page lists what every company there takes and requires.
More metros are coming: Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Detroit, Orlando.
You need a CDL for a vehicle rated or loaded to 26,001 lbs GVWR or more, or to haul placarded hazmat. Most 16 ft box trucks, and 26 ft trucks rated at 26,000 lbs or less, can be driven on a regular license if you don't overload them.
This page lists companies that accept box trucks and either say no CDL is needed or don't mention one. When a company doesn't state its CDL rule, the listing says so, so you can confirm before you apply.
Many of these companies still ask for your own USDOT/MC authority and commercial insurance. Those requirements show on each listing.
Free to browse in full. Each page shows the company's requirements and the source.
Any truck rated 26,000 lbs GVWR or less, as long as you're not hauling placarded hazmat or 16+ passengers. That includes most 16 ft and many 26 ft box trucks.
Often, yes. A box truck is rated 10,001 lbs or more, so interstate work generally needs a USDOT number, and for-hire interstate work needs MC authority, unless the carrier leases you on. Listings say which.