KA Logistics

03/02/2026

❗️We are HIRING OTR and REGIONAL Class "A" CDL DRIVERS❗️...DM us for more info❗️

11/11/2024

08/08/2024

❗We are HIRING OTR or REGIONAL Class "A" CDL DRIVERS❗

Our commitment to safety, providing quality customer service, and showing our driver's we respect and appreciate them, is our #1 goal. Let us get you “ON THE ROAD AGAIN"!

What we offer our drivers:
✅ PAID Mileage up to .65 cpm (based on experience, MVR & PSP safety reports)
✅ Excellent Equipment (Newer Freightliner Cascadias) and 53’ dry vans
✅ 24/7 - professional dispatchers
✅ Assigned trucks and trailers
✅ Highest paid layovers, stop-offs and detentions
✅ All empty miles paid
✅ No touch freight
✅ Power inverters or APU’s
✅ Larger refrigerators
✅ Passenger and pet policy
✅ On site mechanic shop
✅ FLEXIBLE HOME TIME (OTR or REGIONAL)
✅ Up to 2800 miles per week based on HOS

WE KEEP OUR DRIVERS ROLLING so you’re on the path to making 💲💲💲

Requirements:
⚠️ Class “A” CDL
⚠️ Minimum 2yrs of OTR verifiable experience
⚠️ Must be at least 23 years of age
⚠️ Must have a Clean MVR

If interested in this great opportunity; please call us at 815-526-0551 or 815-669-1839. After hours; Please leave us your name & number; we'll call you upon return to office. We would love to give you details about this fantastic opportunity.

Application available online at: https://intelliapp.driverapponline.com/c/kalogisticsllc
All calls are replied and applications are reviewed within 24 hours on business days.

If you don't apply; we can't make you an offer! Find out more details today!

WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

06/18/2024

On May 2, 2024 around 10:30 a.m. on I-70 near Marshall, Missouri, Wilson observed a passenger vehicle directly in front of him losing control and leaving the roadway. The vehicle entered a ditch in an empty field and rolled at a high rate of speed.

“It end-over-end crashed,” Wilson said. “I was only 100 feet away from him by the time I parked.”

Wilson brought his truck to a stop on the shoulder of I-70 at considerable risk to himself, and left his truck to go over to the disabled vehicle.

“Fear took over because airbags were covering the window,” Wilson said. “I was afraid if I looked in I was gonna see something I couldn’t unsee.”

Wilson yelled in the vehicle and heard a response from the driver, a very large man, who didn’t appear to have any serious injuries. Wilson said the driver claimed he was driving to Illinois to pick up his grandmother to take her to his college graduation at a university in Nebraska. His car was completely packed with what appeared to be items from moving out of his college dorm.

The driver was pinned in the car, stuck. Wilson grabbed his arm to try to get him to slide out of the car.

“I pulled him out as far as I could and I told him ‘I need you to hug me like I’m your best friend,’” Wilson said.

Once the driver did this, he was able to pull him out of the vehicle. Emergency vehicles arrived soon after, and the driver refused medical treatment. Wilson is glad that he stopped to help.

“How could I just drive away?” he said. “It just seemed like there was no way anybody could have survived that crash.”

Read more by clicking the link below.
https://highwayangel.org/highway-angel-recipient-mark-wilson/

06/17/2024

06/14/2024

🇺🇸 Today, we honor the stars and stripes that symbolize the courage, sacrifice, and unity of our nation.
Happy Flag Day! Let's wave our flag high and remember the ideals it represents.

06/13/2024

🎉✨ Five years of driving excellence! 🚛💨

Congratulations to Samuel on reaching this impressive milestone with our company. Your reliability, professionalism, and positive attitude have truly made a difference in our team.

Here's to the road ahead and many more milestones to celebrate together! 🥳🎈

06/12/2024

WASHINGTON -- Inspectors in 47 jurisdictions throughout Canada, Mexico and the U.S. conducted 4,898 commercial motor vehicle inspections in one day

06/11/2024

Around 2:30 p.m. on April 20, 2024 in Morris County, TX, Chandler was traveling on Interstate 30 in heavy rain. He witnessed a young woman pass on the left; visibility was extremely low. She sped past him, then he saw her attempt to merge back into the right lane. Unfortunately, with the rain and spray on the highway, she could not or did not see another semi truck in the lane she was merging into. She hit the back end of the trailer and flipped multiple times into the median.

“She hit the back tire and the momentum of her tire going forward and his tire just launched her into midair,” Chandler said. “She went up about 20 feet into midair.”

Chandler immediately pulled to the side and ran to help the woman. She was responsive, with only minor injuries, but trapped in the car. He called 911 and stayed with the young woman and consoled the driver of the truck she hit— he was visibly shaken and complained of dizziness. Chandler also helped to clear the road, stayed on the scene until a state trooper arrived and provided his dashcam footage to law enforcement.

Read more by clicking the link below.
https://highwayangel.org/highway-angel-recipient-roy-chandler/

06/10/2024