DriveX · Owner-operator exchange
The most valuable people in the trade, looking for the right long-term home
An experienced owner-operator with their own tractor and trailer is a moving company in miniature. DriveX is where those professionals say they are open to a long-term arrangement, and where member companies post the roles they need filled. Neither side is exposed: profiles carry experience, equipment, credentials and lanes without contact details, and MoveGuild makes the introduction only after both sides agree.
Why DriveX sits on its own
A different asset class than equipment or day labor
An owner-operator is not a trailer and not a helper. They bring their own iron, their own authority in many cases, and a decade or more of household-goods judgement — and the relationship they are looking for is measured in years, not in hours.
Long-term by design
Lease-on, contract hauling and seasonal arrangements — not a one-day booking.
Privacy until it matters
Names, phone numbers and USDOT stay sealed. Companies see experience, equipment, credentials and lanes.
The guild introduces
Either side can express interest. MoveGuild staff review it, then release contact details once both sides confirm.
How it works
Two sides, one mediated handshake
Posting a profile and browsing open roles is free for operators. Reviewing full operator profiles and requesting introductions is part of a member company's DriveX Hiring access.
If you drive
- Post experience, equipment, endorsements, lanes and the work you want.
- Browse open long-term roles from member companies.
- Express interest — your contact details stay private until you confirm.
If you are hiring
- Post the role: freight, lanes, pay structure, home time, equipment needed.
- Search operators by class, endorsements, equipment, lanes and availability.
- Request an introduction; staff vet it and release details on confirmation.
Ready to move more?
Apply to your regional Chapter House, get verified by movers who know the work, and start pulling equipment from VanX and qualified labor from CrewX this week.