CDL-A

The first weeks of your trucking career matter most. That’s why you’ll train beside a mentor who teaches with patience and understanding. You’ll never be rushed or left in the dark. Every week of training is paid, giving you a safe and steady start.

• 4–6 weeks of paid mentor-led training
• $300 orientation pay added to your first solo check
• $0.56 CPM paid on every mile after training
• Average weekly solo pay of about $1,300
• 1,600–2,200 miles per week
• All freight is no-touch and around half is drop and hook
• Full benefits after 30 days including Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO, and 401(k)
• Rider and pet policy available after completing training

• 4–6 week training period
• Home every 14 days for two full days once you upgrade

• Accredited CDL-A school with at least 120 hours
• Minimum age of 21
• No DUIs in the last 5 years
• Clean MVR for 3 years
• Hair and urine drug tests required
• Consistent and reliable employment history

You’re given real support, not pressure. Mentors make sure you understand each part of the job before moving you forward. When you go solo, you feel ready—not overwhelmed.

Start a career where you are guided, respected, and paid from day one.