Join Two Rivers Mobility and help support the safe movement of oversized loads. We are looking for responsible, safety-minded drivers who communicate professionally, follow applicable regulations, and take pride in their work.
A simple, straightforward path from application to your first assignment
Complete the online hiring packet with your contact information, driving background, and equipment readiness.
Our hiring team reviews your application and equipment readiness to see how you may fit with our team.
If there may be a good fit, we'll contact you to talk through requirements, certification, and availability.
Once requirements are addressed, you may be assigned work as loads and routes become available.
Complete the hiring packet below. Fields marked with * are required. Submitting an application does not guarantee employment.
Drivers must have the appropriate equipment for their assigned work and comply with applicable state requirements, permits, and company policies. Equipment requirements can vary by state and by assignment.
Banners identify your vehicle as an escort for an oversized load and warn other drivers that a wide load is nearby.
Flags improve visibility of the escort vehicle and help draw attention to the load, especially in traffic and at intersections.
A rooftop warning light increases your visibility so other drivers notice the escort vehicle, particularly in low light or poor weather.
A CB radio lets you stay in contact with the truck driver and lead escort to coordinate lane changes, turns, and hazards in real time.
Drivers are responsible for providing and maintaining their own reliable vehicle, purchasing their own required equipment, and covering their own fuel and lodging expenses.
Equipment may include oversized-load banners, flags, a rooftop warning light, a CB radio, and other items required by applicable state regulations, permits, or assignment requirements.
Drivers must ensure that their equipment is safe, functional, and compliant before beginning an assignment. Any exception to these responsibilities must be approved in writing by Two Rivers Mobility.
Simple, transparent driver compensation. Here is exactly how the agreed compensation base is divided between Two Rivers Mobility and the driver.
Two Rivers Mobility charges companies between $1.75 and $1.85 per mile, depending on the assignment and the agreed-upon rate.
Mileage Rate
$1.75–$1.85
per mile, per assignment
Two Rivers Mobility uses a 50/50 compensation split. The company receives 50% and the driver receives 50% of the agreed compensation base, as defined in the written driver agreement.
50%
Two Rivers Mobility receives 50% of the agreed compensation base.
50%
The driver receives 50% of the agreed compensation base.
Drivers are responsible for their own fuel, lodging, vehicle expenses, and required equipment. These costs are the driver's responsibility and are not automatically reimbursed by the company. The compensation agreement will explain the calculation method, payment schedule, and any permitted adjustments.
Important: Driver-paid fuel and lodging are not deducted from the agreed compensation base a second time. The written driver agreement defines exactly how an invoice becomes the compensation base, and no expense is ever deducted twice.
Calculate the total invoice based on the agreed-upon mileage rate.
The invoice becomes the agreed compensation base exactly as defined in your written driver agreement.
Divide the compensation base equally: 50% to Two Rivers Mobility and 50% to the driver.
Your written agreement explains the payment schedule and any permitted adjustments.
Assume an assignment generates a $3,300 invoice, and that amount is the agreed compensation base under a 50/50 split.
Total Invoice
$3,300
Agreed Compensation Base
$3,300
Fuel, lodging, vehicle expenses, and equipment are the driver's own responsibility and are not deducted from the compensation base a second time.
This example is for illustration purposes only. Actual payments depend on the invoice amount and the compensation base defined in your written driver agreement.
Prepare for your Chase Pilot Car Driver role with an interactive training simulation. Practice safety procedures, professional communication, and real-world decision-making scenarios before beginning field assignments.
This is introductory educational practice. It is not a substitute for required certification, official training, company procedures, permits, or applicable laws.
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A chase pilot car driver follows behind an oversize load to help protect the load, the truck driver, and everyone sharing the road.
Maintain safe following distance, watch the load and surrounding traffic, and help prevent other vehicles from crowding the truck.
Stay in contact with the lead escort, truck driver, and dispatch by CB radio and phone to coordinate safe movements.
Stay aware of turns, narrow roads, low bridges, construction, and other hazards so the load can be guided safely.
Follow applicable regulations and permits, and stop when conditions become unsafe rather than improvising around a hazard.
Once your application is submitted, here is what you can expect. We review every application, but submitting one does not guarantee employment.
Your details are sent to our hiring team for review.
We look at your driving experience, equipment, and availability.
If there may be a good fit, we'll reach out using your preferred contact method.
Equipment, insurance, certification, and state requirements must be addressed before assignments.
Chase pilot car work generally involves using your own reliable vehicle along with specific safety equipment. Requirements can vary by state and by assignment, so this is a general overview rather than a complete list.
Your own dependable vehicle in good working condition, along with active insurance, is generally needed to perform pilot car escort work.
Two oversized-load banners and two flags help identify your vehicle as an escort and warn other drivers that a wide load is nearby.
A rooftop warning light increases your visibility so other drivers notice the escort vehicle, especially in low light or poor weather.
A CB radio lets you stay in contact with the truck driver and lead escort to coordinate lane changes, turns, and hazards in real time.
PEVO or other applicable pilot escort certification may be required. If you don't have it, we can discuss the path to getting certified.
Escort requirements differ from state to state. Applicable state rules, permits, and company policies always take precedence.
Have questions about the Chase Pilot Car Driver opportunity, required equipment, or training? Send us a message and we'll respond promptly.
Effective Date: February 11, 2026
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