Whitacre Intermodal / Owens IML

05/28/2026

💰Pay: $4,000.00 - $5,000.00 Weekly Average💰

Job description:

We are Whitacre Intermodal; an award-winning, family-centric agent for Evans Delivery that is looking for 10-15 Owner Operators with container experience for intermodal container runs from Toledo, OH and North Baltimore, OH to customers within 100-150 miles of the ramp. Primarily in Northwest Ohio.

Why Sign-on with Us:

Being an agent allows us to focus on what is important to us: Delivering our values of Family, Integrity, Respect, and Excellence to our Owner Operators while being able to provide them with the advantages that come with a large company.

⭐⭐⭐Call December today to join our fleet at 419-731-0444
⭐⭐⭐Email December at [email protected]
⭐⭐⭐Apply online at www.owensiml.com.

Requirements:

Be at least 23 years old
Have a valid Class A CDL
Current DOT Med Card
Pass a pre-employment drug screen
12 months verifiable Tractor-Trailer/Container experience in the past 36 months required
Some Container Experience is Required
Must Live in Toledo, OH Metro area
Have a truck that is at least 2000 or newer
No non-negative drug screens in the past 10 years or DUI’s in the past 5 years.

What We Can Offer:

No Touch Freight
No Forced Dispatch
Home Daily and Weekends
EFS Fuel Card
Fuel Discounts
Plate Program
IFTA Program
Truck Insurance Programs
Referral Bonuses
Weekly Settlements and Direct Deposit
When Do Our Owner Operators Run:

Days: 7 days a week. Home every night.

Time: Most Owner Operators start about 5-6am and run until they are out of daily hours.

Where Do Our Owner Operators Go: We are looking for 10-15 Owner Operators for intermodal, container work into/out of the rail ramps in Toledo, OH and North Baltimore, OH

05/28/2026

We are still hiring Owner Operators!!! Please call or email us!!!

We are Whitacre Intermodal; an award-winning, family-centric agent for Evans Delivery.

NOW HIRING DRIVERS FOR DEDICATED EXPEDITE LANES WITH CUSTOMER-OWNED EQUIPMENT.
Requirements:
• Ability to work Saturday through Wednesday. Pickup starts at Norfolk Southern Toledo, Oh and Run Direct to the Columbus Area.
• Be at least 23 years old
• Have a valid Class A CDL
• Current DOT Med Card
• Pass a pre-employment drug screen
• 12 months of verifiable Tractor-Trailer/Container experience in the past 36 months required
• Have a truck and engine that is at least 2000 or newer
• No non-negative drug screens in the past 10 years or DUI’s in the past 5 years.
What We Can Offer:
• No Touch Freight
• No Forced Dispatch
• EFS Fuel Card
• Fuel Discounts
• Plate Program
• IFTA Program
• Truck Insurance Programs
• Weekly Settlements and Direct Deposit

Why Sign-on with Us: Being an agent allows us to focus on what is important to us: Delivering our values of Family, Integrity, Respect, and Excellence to our Owner Operators while being able to provide them with the advantages that come with a large company. Call December today to join our fleet at 419-731-0444 or apply online at www.owensiml.com.

05/28/2026

I CAN'T STRESS ENOUGH TO USE YOUR PPE SAFTY BELT STRAP! NEVER GRAB a device unless asked too. This video is an example of officers seeing things that are not true 🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

05/22/2026

May we remember those who gave all for the freedom we have in the USA that we all enjoy. Please Drive safe and enjoy your Holiday Weekend.

05/20/2026

Remember who helped give us Freedom and Liberty this Memorial Weekend..RIP Patriotic Kenny

05/15/2026

LOOKING FOR
FRIDAY - SUNDAY OPERATORS
& MONDAY - WEDNESDAY OPERATORS

SCAN TO APPLY! STILL HIRING!

05/12/2026

Truck of the Month! If you want to see your truck featured email December at [email protected]

05/01/2026

We are Whitacre Intermodal; an award-winning, family-centric agent for Evans Delivery.

NOW HIRING DRIVERS FOR DEDICATED EXPEDITE LANES WITH CUSTOMER-OWNED EQUIPMENT.
Requirements:
• Ability to work Saturday through Wednesday. Pickup starts at Norfolk Southern Toledo, Oh and Run Direct to the Columbus Area.
• Be at least 23 years old
• Have a valid Class A CDL
• Current DOT Med Card
• Pass a pre-employment drug screen
• 12 months of verifiable Tractor-Trailer/Container experience in the past 36 months required
• Have a truck and engine that is at least 2000 or newer
• No non-negative drug screens in the past 10 years or DUI’s in the past 5 years.
What We Can Offer:
• No Touch Freight
• No Forced Dispatch
• EFS Fuel Card
• Fuel Discounts
• Plate Program
• IFTA Program
• Truck Insurance Programs
• Weekly Settlements and Direct Deposit

Why Sign-on with Us: Being an agent allows us to focus on what is important to us: Delivering our values of Family, Integrity, Respect, and Excellence to our Owner Operators while being able to provide them with the advantages that come with a large company. Call December today to join our fleet at 419-731-0444 or apply online at www.owensiml.com.

02/19/2026

Tornado driving safety tips:

We’ve seen an unusual increase in the number of tornadoes so far in the past during "Spring" weather. For truck drivers, this means constantly having to be aware of the weather, as tornadoes can touch down with little or warning.

Tornado driving safety tips:

Before getting on the road
1. Know what the different weather terms mean
Make sure you know the difference between a watch and a warning. Per the National Weather Service…

A Tornado Watch is issued when conditions are favorable for a tornado to develop and is usually issued for a duration of four to eight hours.
A Tornado Warning is issued when a tornado is indicated by radar or sighted by spotters and is usually issued for a duration of around 30 minutes.
2. Trip plan
Your trip planning should consist of a few different things:

Look at the weather conditions for where you are currently and where you’re going. If you think conditions are going to be unsafe along your route, contact your leader.
Have an idea of what counties you’ll be driving through. When there’s a storm or tornado, typically meteorologists will list the counties being affected, not the cities.
Have a plan in case the weather does get bad. Before leaving, pinpoint different operating centers or truck stops along your route that you could take cover at in an emergency.
What to do when a tornado hits while driving: The do’s
The following tips are what we recommend our drivers do if they find themselves caught in a tornado. However, every situation is different and we encourage our drivers to do whatever they think gives them the greatest chance of survival.

1. Get inside
This is your priority. If you know an operating center or truck stop is very close by, try to get to it. The more walls you can get between you and the tornado, the safer you’ll be.

2. Get into a ditch
If you can’t get to a shelter, find a ditch, ravine or culvert, head for that spot and get as low as you can in it. Try to get as far away from your truck and any other vehicles because a tornado can pick up a semi-truck.

Lay low and cover your body and head with whatever you can bring with you from your truck, like a blanket or a coat. At the very least, cover your face with your arms.

In this situation, there are a few things you need to be aware of:

Is the ditch filling with water?
Are there power lines overhead that could fall into the wet ditch?
Is there flying debris and hail?
3. Worst case scenario: Stay in your truck
When you have no other option, stay in your semi-truck.

First, pull over and park your truck. Keep your seat belt on and cover your head with a blanket or coat.

Get as low in your seat as possible and try to stay away from the window.

What to do when a tornado hits while driving: The do not’s
1. Do not try to outrun / outdrive the tornado
There’s a few reasons why trying to outrun a tornado is a dangerous idea:

Tornadoes generally travel from the southwest at an average speed of 30 MPH, but many have very erratic paths with speeds approaching 70 MPH. You may think you’re getting away from the tornado, but in an instant, it can change direction.
There’s a good chance it will already be raining hard and possibly even hailing. These elements are very difficult to drive in.
If you’re in a busy area, there will be other drivers who are panicking and making last-minute decisions. Dangerous accidents can easily occur in this situation.
2. Do not hide under an overpass or bridge
The mere shape of the overpass can act like a wind tunnel and cause the winds to speed up to 200 MPH, making you very susceptible to flying

12/24/2025

Happy Christmas Eve!