Drive your future with Apex Vision Group.
$0.75 a mile solo and $0.90 team, on a 23-truck fleet growing to 50 by the new year. Detention, layover and breakdown are line items on every settlement, not favors.
50 by new year
solo to team
a week, solo
then we call
Why drivers choose Apex
Small fleet focus. Big-fleet stability.
We build our company around our drivers — where your equipment is personal, your pay is honest, and home time is planned.
Late-model equipment
Late-model Freightliners and Volvos with automatic transmissions, APUs and inverters. Your truck is assigned exclusively to you — zero slip-seating.
Paid both ways
Full pay for every mile, loaded or empty. Detention, layover and breakdown pay are guaranteed line items — never something you have to beg for.
Home time on the board
Home time is planned around your life, not after the load. When we schedule three weeks out, you're home on day 22.
Safety-first operations
A peer safety board run by working drivers who understand the road. We treat mistakes as learning opportunities, not immediate terminations.
Dispatch that answers
Direct phone access to real dispatchers, 24/7. Speak to a dedicated team member, not an automated support ticket.
48-state authority
100% no-touch dry van with high drop-and-hook volume. Flexible routing options — no forced Northeast runs.
How pay works
Real miles. Real settlements. No fine print.
No teaser rates or empty promises. Below is a real settlement sheet showing how our top pay structure works. Every driver at Apex gets paid off this exact same sheet.
- Solo CPM$0.75 per mile, starting rate
- Team CPM$0.90 per mile, starting rate
- Average miles~3,200/week solo · 4,500–7,000/week team
- No-violation bonus$400–$1,200 per clean inspection, by Level I, II or III
- Detention$20 an hour, starting after two hours of waiting
- Layover$150 per 24 hours
- Breakdown$150 a day while the truck is in the shop
- Stop pay$30 per stop after the first
- Referral bonus$600 per hired driver
- SettlementDirect deposit every Friday, week closes Sunday midnight
Home time
We schedule you home. You don't beg for it.
Home time is dispatched like a load — it's on the board before you leave. Here is how our running cycles look for company drivers.
Clean, safe, reliable
The truck is your house
We treat it that way. Maintenance is scheduled around your home time, not on top of it — and if it goes in the shop mid-week, breakdown pay starts that day.
Growing fleet, every truck assigned
Twenty-three Freightliner Cascadias today, targeting fifty by the new year. Small enough that the shop knows your unit by number, growing fast enough that there is somewhere to go.


Brand new dry vans
Not refurbished, not hand-me-downs. Clean trailers mean fewer roadside inspections, fewer delays at the dock, and less of your week spent waiting on somebody else's equipment.
- TractorsFreightliner Cascadia, automated, Wisconsin plated
- TransmissionAutomated, standard across the fleet
- Governed68 mph pedal, 70 mph cruise
- FreightNo-touch dry van, dedicated lanes available
- Trailers2026 brand new 53' dry vans, air ride, swing doors
- AssignmentYour truck is yours. We don't slip-seat.
Apex in numbers
Delivering excellence, one mile at a time
Drive with Apex
Open positions
Solo and team are hiring right now, both running 2026 dry vans on dedicated lanes. Two more boards are opening shortly.
Solo Drivers
- ~3,200 miles a week on average
- 2026 brand new dry vans
- Dedicated lanes available
- $400–$1,200 clean inspection bonus
- 2 years Class A required
Team Drivers
- Bring a partner or we'll match you
- 4,500–7,000 miles a week as a team
- 2026 brand new dry vans
- $2,500 escrow, $250/wk over 10 weeks
- $400–$1,200 clean inspection bonus
- 2 years Class A required
Owner Operators
Terms are being finalised. Call recruiting to get on the list.
Lease Team
Terms are being finalised. Call recruiting to get on the list.
Requirements
What you need to get hired
Meet these eight and you can start the application. Your recruiter goes through each one with you on the call, so nothing turns up as a surprise later.
- Valid Class A CDL from any U.S. state
- Minimum 2 years verifiable Class A driving experience in the last 3 years
- Valid DOT medical card, current and active
- Clean driving record — no major violations or preventable accidents
- 21 or older (federal requirement for interstate driving)
- Clear FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse record
- Able to pass a DOT physical and pre-employment drug screen
- Legally authorized to work in the United States
Bring to orientation
- CDL and medical card
- Social Security card and a second form of ID
- Last 3 years of employment history with phone numbers
- Voided check for direct deposit
Life on the road
This is the fleet you'd be driving
These are our actual trucks and trailers, photographed in the yard. No stock photos.

Unit 217 coupled and ready to roll.

53-foot Vanguard dry vans — no-touch freight, swing doors.

Clean equipment, DOT-marked and inspected.
From the seat
What our drivers say
I came off a fleet where detention was a favor. Here it's a line item. First settlement I got, the two and a half hours I sat in Laredo were just on there. Nobody had to be asked.
MOMarcus O.Company driver · 3 yearsMy daughter has soccer Saturdays. I told them that in orientation. Two years in, I have missed one game, and that was weather. That is the whole review.
DRDenise R.Company driver · 2 yearsSame assigned truck since day one. Whenever I write up a maintenance issue, the shop actually fixes it right away. On a fleet this size, they know my unit number and treat me like a person, not a ticket.
TVTomás V.Company driver · 4 yearsDrive with the best
Call, text, Telegram or email — whichever is easiest from the road. Every promise on this page goes into your contract in writing.
Questions drivers actually ask
The things recruiters dodge
How many miles will I actually run?
Solo drivers average about 3,200 miles a week. Teams run 4,500 to 7,000. Loaded and empty both pay, so every one of those miles is on your settlement. Ask your recruiter what the dedicated lanes are running this month rather than taking a best week as typical.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. One pet up to 80 lbs, $300 refundable deposit taken out $25 a week so it doesn't hit one settlement. No breed restrictions. Vaccination records go to safety at orientation.
Can my spouse or kid ride along?
After 90 days, yes. Riders 10 and up, one at a time, signed waiver and a $12 monthly insurance rider. Spouses can ride from day one if they're also an Apex driver.
How soon do I get paid after orientation?
Settlements run weekly by direct deposit, so you are never waiting a fortnight to see money. Your recruiter will give you the exact first-check date for your start week before you commit to anything.
What bonuses are there, and what's the catch?
$400 to $1,200 for a clean inspection, depending on whether it was a Level I, II or III, and it lands on that week's settlement as its own line. There is also $600 for every driver you refer who gets hired. The catch is exactly that — keep the inspection clean and it pays. It is contractual, so nobody gets to decide later that you did not earn it.
Do you hire recent CDL school graduates?
No — we need two years of verifiable Class A experience within the last three years, so a recent graduate is not a fit yet. We would rather say that plainly than string you along. Get the seat time, keep the record clean, and come back to us.
How does dispatch work? Am I getting forced into loads?
Dedicated lanes are available, which means the same customers and the same runs rather than whatever the load board coughs up. Your recruiter will tell you which lanes are open before you accept.
What are the benefits?
Ask your recruiter on the call — benefits depend on which board you run and we would rather quote you the exact plan than a rounded-off version of it.
What happens if I have an accident?
You call the accident line, we send someone, and you don't talk to anyone else's insurance. Preventable accidents go to a safety review board that includes working drivers. Termination for a first preventable accident is not our policy.
Application
One minute. Then a person calls you.
A recruiter — not a call center — reaches out within one business day. If we can't hire you, we'll tell you on that call and tell you why.
Application received
A recruiter has it now. Save this number — it's how we'll find you if you call in.
What happens next
- Within one business day — a recruiter calls the number you gave us. If you're driving, text back a good time and they'll work around your clock.
- Two to three days — we pull your MVR, PSP and Clearinghouse. Have your last three years of employment ready.
- Orientation — in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Your recruiter confirms the dates, what is covered and what orientation pays before you travel.