CDL-A Truck Driver Weekends

CDL-A Truck Driver Home Weekends Earn $1980-$2040 (Full Time)

Class A drivers run a dedicated account that gets you home every week (almost always on weekends) with weekly pay of $1980‑$2040 per week. Starting pay is $1.39 per mile. Drivers are also paid $10 per stop on a quarterly basis for safe deliveries, which totals about $600‑$800 per quarter. Full benefits start after 60 days and include medical, dental, 401K, PTO and more.

Drivers can take the truck home if they have a secure place to park.

$2500 Sign On Bonus paid out at $250 every month for ten months.

Drivers can have a rider and pet with them after training on the account is completed.

Drivers will train on the account for 4‑5 days and earn $280 per day.

Trucks are all automatic and are newer model Freightliner or International.

Operating area: OH, MI, IN, KY, PA, WV, MD, NY, VT.

Guarantee base pay for the first 60 days of $1400 per week ($280 per day). Driver paid the greater of guarantee or mileage pay.

Driver will earn $0.01 CPM raise every six months to a cap of $1.43 per mile.

• Orientation in St. Louis followed by 3‑5 days of training with a mentor on the account.

• At least 6 months of Class A driving experience in the last 3 years (no more than 9 jobs in the last 3 years).
• No failed or refused DOT drug tests (including SAP program completion).
• No terminations from your last driving job.
• Clean driving record:
  • Maximum of 2 moving violations in the last 12 months (or 3 in the last 36 months).
  • Maximum of 2 seat belt violations in the last 24 months.
  • No speeding violations exceeding 11‑14 mph above the limit in the last 12 months.
  • No pending violations.
  • No more than 2 out‑of‑service violations in the last year.
  • No serious offenses in the last 3 years (e.g., leaving the scene of an accident, fatal accidents, etc.).
  • No DOT recordable preventable accidents in the last 12 months.
  • No more than 2 preventable accidents in the last 12 months, and no more than 4 accidents (preventable or non‑preventable) in the same period.
  • All DOT‑recordable preventable accidents in the last 3 years must have an accident report.
• No felonies in the last 5 years.