Barr-Nunn Transportation, Granger, Iowa, announced the availability of a new Midwest regional run.
Barr-Nunn Offers Midwest Regional Run
Barr-Nunn Transportation, Granger, Iowa, announced the availability of a new Midwest regional run
by Staff
November 17, 2004
1 min to read
According to the Barr-Nunn announcement, drivers and contractors running this division will receive weekly home time, short-haul pay and will be able to control pay increases up to 1.5 cents per mile for driving 120,000 safe miles.
Owner-operators are guaranteed Barr-Nunn’s $.99 per gallon fuel guarantee through the end of 2004 and $1.04 per gallon through June of 2005.
“Our growing customer base allows us to offer opportunities like our Midwest regional run,” said Director of Recruiting Doug Albrecht.
Barr-Nunn is an Iowa based, family owned dry-van truckload carrier that operates approximately 700 units and 1,700 trailers. Barr-Nunn offers both company and owner-operator driving opportunities.
For more information, call 866-267-2324, or visit www.barr-nunn.com.
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