About Us
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QUICK FACTS
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Industry: Dry van truckload trucking
Founded: 1993
Headquarters: Kansas City, Kansas
Workplace: On the road
Fact: 🚛 | Runs a fleet of more than 800 trucks and 3,500 trailers
Fact: 📦 | All no-touch dry van freight, so no loading or unloading
Fact: 📸 | No inward-facing cameras in the cab
Fact: 🪪 | Requires a Class A CDL, age 22 plus, and 6 months of recent OTR experience
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PAY & PERKS
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Range: Company drivers earn up to $93,600 a year
Note: This is per-mile pay, so real earnings depend on the miles and lanes you get, and reviews are mixed on pay and raises. There is also a lease-purchase option to work toward owning your own truck, but read those terms closely and go in cautious, since lease deals can get expensive.
Perk: Full benefits including health, dental, vision, 401(k) with match, PTO, and holiday pay
Perk: All no-touch dry van freight, with plenty of drop and hook
Perk: Newer trucks, with equipment averaging under 18 months old
Perk: No inward-facing cameras in the cab
Perk: Home-time options ranging from weekly to every few weeks, depending on your area
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ABOUT
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Title: About Riverside Transport
Text: Riverside Transport (RTI) is a family-founded dry van trucking company based in Kansas City, Kansas. It started in 1993 with a handful of owner-operators and has grown into a fleet of more than 800 trucks running freight across the country, while still leaning on a driver-first, family-style reputation.
Text: This is a job for drivers who are already on the road, not a first trucking job: you need a *Class A CDL*, to be at least 22, and about six months of recent over-the-road experience. Drivers haul all no-touch dry van freight and can run as a company driver or lease toward owning their own truck. Home time ranges from weekly to every few weeks depending on where you live. See the details at the [Riverside driver site](https://www.riversidetransportcdljobs.com/).
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY
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Rating: 3.0/5 | Glassdoor overall
Rating: 4.0/5 | Indeed overall
Like: All no-touch freight and newer trucks make the day-to-day easier
Like: Some drivers praise the pay on certain accounts and the family feel
Like: No inward-facing cameras, which drivers appreciate
Know: Glassdoor reviews are mixed, with complaints about communication, structure, and raises being hard to get
Know: Pay is per-mile, so it depends heavily on the miles and lanes you are assigned
Know: Home time varies a lot by region, so confirm what your area actually offers
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GOOD FIT
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Title: You might like it here if
Point: You already have a *Class A CDL* and at least six months of recent OTR experience
Point: You are 22 or older and looking for your next driving job, not your first
Point: You want all no-touch dry van freight and newer equipment
Point: You are weighing a company-driver seat or a lease-purchase path toward owning a truck