CDL-A Regional Driver — Fixed 2 Days Off Every Week

Class A Truck Driver — No-Touch Lanes — $1,300/wk Avg

If you are tired of never knowing when you will get home, this grocery route gives you a real routine. You work 5 days, take the exact same 2 days off every single week for a full 48-hour reset, and get your own assigned sleeper truck so you don't have to share.

Pay & Extra Cash

• Weekly Pay:
  Average $1,300 a week (Top runners make $1,500+).
• Stop Pay:
  Extra $20 for every single stop you make.
• Short-Run Protection:
  Short trips won't ruin your paycheck. For any run under 225 miles, you get a flat rate ($40 to $90). If your regular mileage pay (up to $0.63/mile based on experience) is higher, you get that instead. You always get whichever pays more.
• $2,500 Sign-On Bonus:
  Paid out over your first 6 months ($250 on your first load, milestones every 30 days, and a final $750 check at 180 days).

Route & Daily Work

• No-Touch Freight: 100% no-touch grocery loads using a mix of dry van and cooler trailers.
• Driving Area:
  Regular regional runs through VA, NC, MD, DE, and WV.
• Miles &
  
  Shifts:
  
  Around 1,100 to 1,300 miles a week. You will usually run 2 short routes a day on an 11 to 14-hour shift.
• Paid Prep: 1 day of onsite training ($125) and a 3 to 4-day ride-along ($50/day) to get you ready.

The Schedule Reality

• Work 5 days, off 2 days.
• The
  
  Hours:
  
  Grocery stores stay busy, so your workweek will include afternoon, night, weekend, and holiday driving.
• Note:
  
  There are no schedules with weekends off open right now.

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL.
• At least 3 months of solo CDL-A experience in the last 3 years.
• Clean driving record and background check.
• Please note:
  
  This account is not SAP friendly.

Benefits

• Full medical, dental, vision, and a 401(k) plan.
• Real people on the support lines available 24/7/365 while you are on the road.
• Paid Vacation: 1 week after your first year, growing up to 4 weeks the longer you stay.

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