Dry van, flatbed and reefer freight, moved out of Chicago.
Dinanite Inc is a family-owned carrier with 24/7 dispatch, hauling for shippers and brokers for over five years. We are hiring CDL-A owner-operators and company drivers.
Owner-operators
88% of net revenue
Company drivers
Up to 75¢ a mile
What we haul
Dry van
Enclosed trailers that keep freight dry and secure.
Flatbed
Open-deck hauling for loads that load from the side or top.
Refrigerated
Temperature-controlled loads that cannot afford a warm minute.
Logistics consulting
Help planning routes, storage and how freight moves.
Drive with Dinanite
Two ways to haul with us. Both get round-the-clock dispatch and freight that keeps you moving.
Owner-operators
- Fuel cards
- PrePass
- E-log compliance support
- Choose your regions
- 1099
- 24/7 dispatch
Company drivers
- Tarp pay: $50
- Extra stop pay: $50
- Referral bonuses
- Safety inspection bonuses
- 1099 or W-2
- Freightliner and Volvo trucks, manual or automatic
- 48 and 53 ft Fontaine aluminum trailers
For shippers and brokers
- Careful handling
- Safety comes first on every load, to protect your cargo and our drivers.
- On-time delivery
- We plan pick-ups and deliveries around your appointment windows, not the other way round.
- You hear from us
- Dispatch keeps brokers and shippers updated from pick-up to delivery, and answers the phone at any hour.
News
All newsHow to request a truckload quote: what shippers and brokers should send
The load details that set a rate, how to choose dry van, flatbed or refrigerated, and what to mention so there are no surprises.
88% of net revenue: how percentage pay works for owner-operators
What percentage pay means, the difference between gross and net, what the federal leasing rules require, and a worked example of take-home pay.
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