CDL-A Truck Driver

Job Type: Full-time
Employment: W2 Position
Pay: $1,300–$1,500 per week

If inconsistent miles, last-minute load changes, and unreliable schedules are a problem — this role is built to eliminate that. You’ll run steady regional freight with a setup designed for predictable income and regular time at home.

Everything here is structured so you can focus on driving, not chasing loads.

• Typical earnings range from $1,300 to $1,500 per week
• Miles are consistent, averaging between 2,000 and 2,400 weekly
• Weekly direct deposit with no delays
• Paid orientation before hitting the road
• Bonus opportunities tied to safety and performance

• Dry van freight with stable volume
• No-touch loads to reduce physical strain
• Significant portion of drop-and-hook freight
• Routes designed to keep trucks moving instead of waiting

• Assigned late-model tractors from Freightliner and Kenworth fleets
• Well-maintained equipment to reduce downtime
• Dispatch team focused on efficiency and planning
• Clear communication from operations

• Weekly reset at home
• Flexible option to stay out longer if you want more miles
• Routes planned in advance for better schedule visibility

• Entry-level drivers with a CDL-A can start through a paid program
• Training lasts approximately 3–5 weeks with a mentor
• Covers real-world driving, safety procedures, and trip execution
• Graduation into a solo role based on readiness

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid time off
• Company-paid life and AD&D insurance
• Rider and pet program available

• Operate safely and in compliance with DOT regulations
• Complete inspections and required documentation
• Stay on schedule for pickups and deliveries
• Maintain communication with dispatch

• Valid Class A CDL
• 6 months tractor-trailer experience or entry-level with CDL-A
• Must pass DOT physical and drug screening
• Reliable and safety-focused

This is a good fit for drivers who want a consistent routine, dependable miles, and a job that doesn’t change every week.