Lease driver
Lease driver jobs: 85–88% of gross, and you decide where you go
Run your own operation on a late-model truck. Your share of gross revenue depends on the lease program you choose.
85–88%
of gross revenue
The exact percentage depends on the lease program.
Non-forced
dispatch
You choose lanes, destinations and freight. Don't want to go somewhere? You don't have to.
2023–2026
trucks
Kenworth, Peterbilt, Cascadia, ProStar with fridge, microwave and APU.
Your share of the gross
Enter a weekly gross and pick a lease program percentage.
Estimated weekly share
Across the 85–88% range: $6,375 to $6,600 per week
This is your share of gross revenue before your operating costs. Ask your recruiter which costs the lease driver covers (for example lease payment, fuel, insurance, maintenance and tolls).
Illustrative estimate only. This is not a quote, offer or guarantee of pay. Actual earnings vary by plan, miles, freight, carrier and other factors.
What non-forced dispatch means
- Dispatch offers loads. You decide which ones you take.
- You pick the lanes you like to run and the places you'd rather avoid.
- Saying no to a load is not held against you.
- Freight in all 48 states, from a large broker network that includes contracted loads.
Lease terms
We'll walk you through the full written lease agreement before you sign anything. Read it, ask questions, take your time.
- Weekly lease payment
- $500–$1,100
- Lease length
- 2–4 years
- Down payment / balloon payment
- $0 down
The exact weekly payment and length depend on the truck and the lease program. Ask your recruiter for the numbers on a specific truck.
Questions about the lease programs?
Truvexa is a driver recruiting firm, not a motor carrier. The carrier is named during recruiting, before you accept an offer.