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What Is Intermodal Driving?

As an intermodal driver, you'll be responsible for transporting freight containers. Your duties include picking up and delivering containers, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and being adaptable to challenges. It's a dynamic role with opportunities for career growth within our company.

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Competitive Pay

Experienced-based competitive weekly pay

Home Time

Intermodal drivers enjoy daily home time

100% No-Touch Freight

All drop and hook

Top Benefits

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Top Equipment

Professional equipment with state-of-the-art safety tech for our driving force.

Top Facilities

100+ safe, secure facilities in 21 states. Your home away from home.

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Intermodal Driving FAQ

What is an Intermodal Driver at Averitt?

An Intermodal Driver moves container freight that has moved via a combination of transportation modes, most often rail or ocean vessel. Our Intermodal drivers, more commonly referred to as “drayage” drivers, handle the truck portion of these moves, transporting containers between rail ramps, ocean ports, customer facilities, and Averitt locations while helping deliver efficient, reliable supply chain solutions.
What does a typical day look like for an Intermodal Driver?
A typical day for one of our Intermodal Drivers may include:
Because Intermodal operations follow planned schedules, drivers often benefit from consistency and structure in their daily work.
Are Intermodal Drivers home daily?
Do Intermodal Drivers go over the road?
What kind of schedule can I expect?
Schedules vary by location and customer needs, but Intermodal Drivers often enjoy:
We work to provide clarity and consistency, so drivers know what to expect.
What qualifications are needed to become an Intermodal Driver?
Qualifications may vary by location, but Intermodal Drivers typically need:
- A valid CDL-A
- A minimum of 4 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience in the last 3 years (12 months in the last 3 years preferred)
- Hazmat and Tanker Endorsements, or be willing to obtain them
- The ability to safely lift and move freight
A complete list of qualifications is shown for each specific job description on AverittCareeers.com.
What type of equipment do Intermodal Drivers use?
How does Averitt support Intermodal Drivers?
We believe in giving our drivers the tools and support they need to succeed. As an Intermodal Driver, you’ll be supported by:
Are there advancement opportunities for Intermodal Drivers?
Yes. We strongly believe in promoting from within. Intermodal driving can open doors to:
We’re committed to helping our associates build long-term careers at Averitt.
What makes Intermodal driving at Averitt unique?
Intermodal driving at Averitt offers:
This role is ideal for drivers who enjoy structured operations and being part of a larger logistics network.
Why choose Averitt for an Intermodal driving career?
Do intermodal drivers need experience with containers?
Do intermodal drivers need special endorsements?
How much does an Intermodal Driver make at Averitt?