Drivers

We are currently looking for independent contract drivers with a class A or B CDL. If you have a current DOT physical card and are willing to take a drug screening test, you may be able to become an independent driver for RoadRunner Driveaway.

Our drivers deliver all types of buses and trucks nation wide and some international deliveries as well. These are typically one way deliveries so in an effort to reduce your down time we will, when possible, try to line up back hauls. Passports are a great advantage and allow for more trip opportunities. Tow cars are also helpful and save time and money when deadheading.

F.A.Q.

What is a Driveaway service?
What are the driving qualifications?
How are contractors compensated?
Are there backhauls available?
Are you required to stop at weigh stations while in route?
Who covers liability while in route?
How do I hook up to a truck or bus if it doesn’t have a hitch?
Do I need a tow vehicle?
If I don’t have a tow vehicle how will I return from a trip?

What is a Driveaway service?

Driveaway services are a way to transport of a vehicle either by towing, trailering, decking or driving the unit from one destination to another by using independent drivers.

What are the driving qualifications?

• Must have class A, B, or C, license (check state for requirements)
• Copy of DOT physical card
• Must be able to pass drug screen
• Must be at least 21 years of age with satisfactory work history
• No DUI or DWI convictions in a commercial vehicle ever
• No DUI or DWI in a private vehicle in the past ten years
• No more than two (2) moving violations in a three (3) year period
• No more than two (2) accidents in the last three (3) years (regardless of fault)

How are contractors compensated?

• The contractor is paid by the (dispatched) mile based off of our mileage calculations
• The contractor will receive a fuel surcharge when applicable
• Reimbursement for applicable tolls and permits when required
• All pay to the contractor is placed in their Comdata account
• The Contractor is paid 50% of the money up front upon receipt of signed contract

Are there backhauls available?

We will always try to place you in the most convenient and profitable locations when there are units available and the timing and locations work out.

Are you required to stop at weigh stations while in route?

Since you will have a commercial transport plate on the unit you will be considered a commercial vehicle and will be required to pull into weigh stations when open. Some states may have weight requirements that may make you exempt in that state.

Who covers liability while in route?

The driver is responsible for up to $1500.00 if found at fault. All other dameges will be covered by RoadRunner Driveaway’s insurance

How do I hook up to a truck or bus if it doesn’t have a hitch?

There are different removable hitches available for sale on the internet or through your local trailer dealers.

Do I need a tow vehicle?

It is not a requirement, although most drivers find that they can increase their profit and have less down time if they have one.

If I don’t have a tow vehicle how will I return from a trip?

As an independent contractor you are responsible to set up your own return travel arrangements. Some contractors use the train, bus, rental car or airplane. You will want to check this out and compare prices, schedules and locations before your trip. We have also provided helpful links to websites and phone numbers on our Drivers info page to assist you in making travel arrangements.