To qualify for our intermodal trucking jobs, you must:
Please note that Ozark Motor Lines does not participate in the SAP program.
If you are searching for intermodal trucking jobs in Memphis that offer daily home time and dependable income, Ozark Motor Lines delivers both. Our Memphis team moves container freight between rail facilities and nearby customer locations, operating structured routes that allow you to work steady hours without being away for days at a time.
For CDL-A drivers who value consistency, routine, and reliable pay, intermodal trucking at Ozark provides a practical alternative to long-haul work while keeping you close to home.
For owner operators interested in intermodal trucking, Ozark offers:
With consistent Memphis container volume, our program supports dependable local work and transparent compensation.
Intermodal trucking is built around structure and repeatable freight lanes. We design these routes to support drivers with steady container movement and predictable schedules.
All drivers return home every day.
Primary weekday routes with optional Saturday volunteer shifts. Overtime begins after 40 hours.
Most shifts begin around 8 a.m., though some container releases may start earlier between 3 and 4 a.m.
These are local container runs. You are not sent out for extended multi-day assignments.
$22.50 per hour on standard routes
Mileage pay for loads over 200 miles
Average weekly pay is approximately $980
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Vacation time
Eight paid holidays
Earn additional compensation when you refer experienced drivers to Ozark.
We hire within a 50-mile radius of Memphis International Airport. If you are slightly outside that range, our recruiting team can review your location.
Drivers must be comfortable operating standard transmission trucks.
Intermodal trucking refers to hauling freight inside containers that travel by both rail and truck. The cargo remains sealed in the same container throughout its journey, improving efficiency and reducing handling.
As part of our intermodal trucking operation, drivers move containers between Memphis rail facilities and nearby distribution points. The lanes are steady and repeatable. Many drivers choose intermodal trucking because it offers predictable routes instead of the uncertainty that often comes with long-haul freight.
If you want structured daily work without sacrificing income, intermodal trucking provides that balance.
Ozark Motor Lines has operated as a family-owned carrier since 1961. That longevity reflects strong shipper relationships and disciplined operations that allow us to maintain steady freight across our network.
Our intermodal trucking jobs are structured for drivers who want consistency, support, and long-term opportunity.
“I truly love it here. Great team, stable work and appreciation for what we do. There’s a reason why so many stay for so long.”
Ashley Sayad
Memphis, TN
“I am honored to be part of a family oriented team doing our part to safely move America forward!”
Bobby Rue
Memphis, TN
“Out of 10 years of driving experience, this has been the best and smoothest experience I have had. This company here is amazing.”
Jokomis Scott
Memphis, TN
“I don’t think I will leave Ozark because they treat me like a person, and not like just another employee. It’s definitely family oriented here. I love it.”
Tametra Shields
Memphis, TN
If you are ready to explore intermodal trucking jobs that offer daily home time and steady pay, Ozark Motor Lines is hiring.
Talk to a recruiter or complete the quick application to get started.
Yes. Our Memphis-based intermodal trucking positions are designed for daily return home.
Drivers earn $22.50 per hour on most routes, with mileage pay on longer loads. Average weekly earnings are approximately $980.
Yes. Over-the-road driving involves extended trips across multiple states. Intermodal trucking focuses on shorter container routes tied to rail schedules.
Drivers primarily run within the Memphis freight corridor, moving containers between rail yards and local customers.
Intermodal trucking jobs are often a better fit for drivers who want consistent local routes and daily home time. Unlike long-haul positions that can require extended time away from home, intermodal trucking jobs focus on structured container movement between rail facilities and nearby customers. This allows drivers to maintain steady earnings while benefiting from predictable schedules and reduced time on multi-day routes.
