We achieve that goal with productive, safe, and courteous drivers, happy and motivated office staff, excellent customer service, and well-maintained equipment. We work as a team to consistently provide the best possible service for our customers. We embraced cutting-edge technologies in trucking and we are committed to further digitization.
Everything we do we do for our customers. It's all about gaining treir trust, providing excellent logistics service, unbeatable customer support, safe delivery with shipment tracking, and doing it all at a fair price.
Everything we do we do for our customers. It's all about gaining treir trust, providing excellent logistics service, unbeatable customer support, safe delivery with shipment tracking, and doing it all at a fair price.
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Brite Logistics is a widely recognized asset-based trucking company established in Chicago, Illinois. With an onsite distribution center at our Chicago Terminal and a secure yard in Philadelphia, our fleet of dry vans efficiently transport goods like clothes, food, and machinery throughout all lower 48 contiguous United States of America.
Brite Logistics offers its customers a range of warehousing services to meet their business needs. Our warehouse in Chicago, Illinois is equipped with up-to-date appliances, ensuring rocket-speed of operations. We provide our customers with an extensive range of options to fit their logistical needs.
Brite Logistics is constantly looking for OTR Truck Drivers, Owner-Operators with 1+ years of experience. Fill out the application to start growing with us! Brite Logistics is a mid-size trucking company, essentially flexible and transparent in our partnership. We have a caring approach towards our employees and are always ready to meet Drivers half-way.
What is the average semi truck driver salary in the US according to major job platforms (employment websites) in 2021? According to ZipRecruiter, the average truck driver salary is $54,348 per year or $1045 per week. Indeed says that annual income numbers for truck drivers are $62,765 per year and $1148 per week.
We are based in Chicago, IL, where our first office was opened more than 11 years ago. Now our Chicago HQ is not just an office but a multi-functional distribution center with 130 000 sq.f. Yes, we have 130,000 square feet facility with rail capabilities in Chicago, IL, and offer extensive warehousing services.
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Di Bart
Jan 22, 2022
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Jan 18, 2022
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Jun Serafin
Jan 11, 2022
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**DO NOT WORK HERE**
**Do not trust any person here**
Drivers are treated like aweful! They only care about how much money a driver makes them. Most dispatchers barely speak English, are in another country, and have absolutely no idea about Trucking, only how many miles you can make a week. They yell at you for needing a day off or wanting to go home. Dispatchers don’t want you taking off because they are on commission and if you don’t run, they don’t make money. They don’t care if your sick. Always empty trucks sitting because they can’t keep good drivers.
For office staff, you are
**Do not trust any person here**
Drivers are treated like aweful! They only care about how much money a driver makes them. Most dispatchers barely speak English, are in another country, and have absolutely no idea about Trucking, only how many miles you can make a week. They yell at you for needing a day off or wanting to go home. Dispatchers don’t want you taking off because they are on commission and if you don’t run, they don’t make money. They don’t care if your sick. Always empty trucks sitting because they can’t keep good drivers.
For office staff, you are
Gedrius K.
Jan 05, 2022
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Ray Bielskus
Dec 17, 2021
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Tony Brown
Apr 22, 2021
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R. Yancy
Mar 13, 2021
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I been to 4 other companies and none of them was as friendly and understanding as this company. Very good family friendly atmosphere. The money is decent aswell. The only thing I dislike about the company is that, you have to do a 34 every week. To some people, it might benefit you, but me as a driver who is about waken up every morning,
7 days a week, I like to run nonstop on recaps. Other than that. If you need to get home, they will find a load to get you home. I don't know everyone that leaves bad reviews about this company. But you gotta be honest here when you leave a review about these
7 days a week, I like to run nonstop on recaps. Other than that. If you need to get home, they will find a load to get you home. I don't know everyone that leaves bad reviews about this company. But you gotta be honest here when you leave a review about these
Adam Voelker
Nov 13, 2020
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I've been here a week and so far I couldn't be happier. I've never had such a good feeling about a new job. Everyone in the office is great. Victor in the shop is great. The way they pay is fair and so far the few surprises I've learned about when it comes to pay have been good surprises that benefit the driver, like I said I couldn't be happier!!
Nataly Grase
Jun 04, 2020
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Happy to work with Brite!
Great people and attitude. The management cares about employees and always think about how to make our work more comfortable and productive. It feels like a family with strong values and common goals. The success of the company is based on the success of every team member.
Recommend!
Great people and attitude. The management cares about employees and always think about how to make our work more comfortable and productive. It feels like a family with strong values and common goals. The success of the company is based on the success of every team member.
Recommend!
Steven P. M.
Aug 11, 2019
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Was struck by a Brite Logistics truck on Jul. 26: minor damage, no injuries. My whole family was in the car. The Brite webpage promises "safe and courteous drivers." The driver who struck me was aggressively working to keep me out of a lane I needed to enter (while signaling) in order to reach my exit. We pulled off. I greeted him with "Are you alright?" He greeted me with "What the f--k is wrong with you?" He went on to say "I was riding my lane. I don't give a s--t about what is in the other lane." I withdrew from the encounter with a visibly angry
