Delivery Driver (Cargo Van) – Independent Contractor

Delivery Driver (Cargo Van) – Independent Contractor


Company
Fairmount Global Freight
Location
New York, NY
Job Type
Contractor
Salary
2K–3K a week
Posted
2 days ago
Via
via Career.io

Job Description
Position Overview

We are hiring reliable Cargo Van Drivers to handle time-sensitive freight across regional and long-distance routes.

This is a 1099 independent contractor position, offering flexible scheduling and consistent load availability based on your preferences.
Compensation
β€’ Competitive per-mile rates based on route and distance
β€’ Typical weekly gross: $2,000 – $3,000+ depending on miles driven
β€’ Weekly payments
β€’ Additional earnings opportunities for high availability
Responsibilities
β€’ Pick up and deliver freight safely and on time
β€’ Maintain communication with dispatch during active deliveries
β€’ Use a smartphone for load updates and tracking
β€’ Follow all applicable safety and transportation regulations
Scheduling
β€’ Flexible workload based on your availability
β€’ Regional and long-distance routes available
Requirements
β€’ Valid U.S. driver’s license
β€’ Cargo van (Sprinter, Promaster, Transit, or similar)
β€’ Vehicle model year 2015 or newer
β€’ Minimum cargo space: L 100” / W 50” / H 55”
β€’ Active cargo insurance ($100,000 minimum)
β€’ Commercial auto liability insurance ($1,000,000 CSL)
β€’ Ability to use smartphone apps and basic communication tools
Contact Alex Davis by call or text @ (267) 388-3810

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Q What is the federal minimum wage for commercial truck drivers in the United States as of 2026?
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