Maverick Transportation announces pay increase

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Maverick Transportation will raise pay 2 cents per mile across the board Oct. 2.

The pay raise, the carrier’s third in less than two years, will bring Maverick’s starting pay to 40 cents per mile for drivers in the company’s long-haul fleet, and between 38 and 39 cents per mile in the regional fleets.

Maverick will continue to offer per diem pay, fuel bonuses, tarp pay, detention pay, referral bonuses and complete medical benefits.

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