You’ve Earned the Experience. Now Earn More for It.

Join Navajo Express, where experienced OTR drivers get the miles, respect, and rewards they deserve.

In 2025, the Colorado Motor Carrier's Association recognized us with the Grand Fleet Trophy for Most Improved Safety Record in Colorado. Come find your lane with us!

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WHY OTR DRIVERS CHOOSE NAVAJO

1. Top-Tier Pay, Straight Talk

No fine print — just real numbers. Earn competitive CPM rates, consistent miles, and guaranteed pay options that protect your weekly check. Add in detention, layover, and multi-stop pay, and you’re looking at one of the strongest packages on the road.

2. Miles You Can Count On

Our network covers every major lane nationwide, keeping experienced drivers moving steady and efficiently. You’ll haul freight that’s consistent, predictable, and built for long-haul pros who know how to get it done.

3. Home Time That Works

You run hard, you earn hard — and you deserve to recharge. Our home-time options are structured around your lifestyle, not the other way around.

4. Equipment You’ll Be Proud to Drive

Late-model tractors, fully loaded with modern comforts — automatic transmissions, APU, refrigerators, premium interiors, and advanced safety tech. Because comfort matters when you live your career on the road.

5. Respect Runs Deep

At Navajo, leadership knows what life on the highway looks like — many of us started behind the wheel. Communication is direct, dispatch is responsive, and promises made are promises kept.

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