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Dedicated & one-way truckload · Nationwide (HQ Omaha, NE)
Dedicated accounts often pay weekly guarantees.
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- Worker
- Employee (W-2)
- Vehicle
- Company truck
- License
- CDL Class A
- Min. age
- 21+
- Schedule
- Full-time
- Home time
- Weekly on many dedicated fleets
- Benefits
- Medical, dental, 401(k), PTO
- Paid
- Weekly
- Tips
- No
- You cover
- Nothing
- Upfront
- Partners with CDL schools
Requirements to drive for Werner Enterprises
- Age 21+
- Class A CDL
- DOT medical card
- Drug test
Experience needed
New CDL grads welcome
Pros
- Big dedicated network
- Hires recent grads
Cons
- Freight varies by account
Who it suits best
Drivers who want dedicated routes with regular home time
Public safety record
Werner Enterprises safety data (FMCSA)
USDOT 53467 · WERNER ENTERPRISES INC · data as of 11/06/2026. Inspections and crashes cover the 24 months before that date.
10 fatal · 232 injury · 464 tow-away
How to read this: an out-of-service (OOS) rate is the share of roadside inspections where a truck or driver was ordered off the road until a problem was fixed. Lower is better. Crashes are counted whether or not the carrier's driver was at fault, and bigger fleets have more crashes simply because they drive more miles.
Figures are typical reported ranges in U.S. dollars, reviewed September 2026. Pay and requirements change often and vary by location. Confirm with Werner Enterprises before applying. The Apply button may be an affiliate link.
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