Why Do Owner Operators Drive Wynne?
Hear It From Our Drivers
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Wynne Transport understands you have a personal life outside of your work life.
For this reason Wynne offers several home time options for Owner Operators, so if you are looking to get home weekly, bi-weekly or don’t want home at all Wynne has an option for you.
- 70% of linehaul and accessorial revenue (including demurrage and detention time)
- Additional 10% of Revenue, if using your own trailer
- Weekly settlement compensation
- Direct Deposit Available
- $100 a week Advance available
- 100% of Fuel Surcharge
- Fuel Discounts
- Comdata Fuel Card Available
Wynne Transport continues to focus on providing the newest equipment available while supporting a family atmosphere that allows owner operators ample time to a more consistent schedule that best suits your needs.
Wynne Transports offers one of the best compensation packages in the industry. Owner Operators will receive the compensation you deserve and are entitled to.
Wynne Transport continues to update the fleet to provide drivers with the newest equipment, i.e.: 24 hour satellite communication support, Internet service in every truck and more.
Wynne Transport Service, Inc. is a family-owned business for 70 Years with a great family environment.
Wynne Transport Service Inc. is family owned with over 60 years of experience. Located in Omaha, NE we also have a full service terminal in Geneva, Nebraska, and satellite terminals is Iowa, Nebraska, and Texas.
In our family are over 215 employees that are dedicated to providing the highest quality of service to our customers.
Wynne Transport was founded by Don Wynne in 1952. Don began his business hauling heating oil and switched to hauling refined products by the mid 1960’s.
He dreamed of a small company only around 5 trucks, but by providing excellent customer service and surrounding himself with great employees, it allowed him to grow well beyond.
By the 1990’s Wynne became one of the largest liquid bulk carriers in the nation, operating over 125 trucks and was shipping to all 48 intercontinental states, Canada, and Mexico.
