CDL A Drivers Delivering ATVs

CDL A Drivers Earn 93K to 100K/Yr Delivering ATVs (Full Time)

Types of Jobs: Dedicated Account

CDL-A Truck Drivers with one year of Class A driving experience in the last five years – with at least 6 months in the last 24 months – run dedicated account delivering ATVs earning $90-$100K per year with a sign on bonus of $6K.

• Drivers will earn $.58-$.60 CPM along with a ranger fee of $75/Load and securement for each ATV of $12. The top drivers in the fleet average 2770 miles per week with an average weekly income of $1920+ per week while the average driver in the fleet averages 2550 miles per week earning an average of $1795+ per week.
• At each dealership the driver will set up the ramps and unload the ATVs into the dealership, then set the ramps back up and proceed to the next stop. Deliveries are generally during the day during business hours but can occur later.
• Drivers are expected to run 14-21 days and then have 3-4 days off. Drivers may take the truck home with them.
• $6,000 sign‑on bonus paid as follows: $2,500 at 6‑month mark and $3,500 at one‑year mark.
• Drivers and pets are allowed from Day One with the rider age 12 and older.
• Medical, Dental, and PTO start on the first of the month following 30 days of employment. 401(k) plan enrollment begins Day One.

This is a physical job; drivers will be strapping carts and unloading them.

• One full year of Class A Tractor Trailer experience in the last five years, with at least 6 months in the last 24 months.
• No more than 4 moving violations in the last three years and no more than 2 in the last year, including personal and commercial motor vehicle violations.
• No major moving violations in the last three years for either personal or commercial motor vehicle categories.
• No major moving violations such as head‑on, rear‑end, rollover, ran off road, fatality, lane change/side swipe, hit & run, failed to report, or leaving the scene of an accident in the last three years.
• No more than 3 minor at‑fault incidents or accidents in the last three years and no more than 2 in the last year.
• Must never have failed or refused a DOT drug test.
• Must not have a DUI (personal motor vehicle) in the last ten years and no more than one in a lifetime.
• No felonies in the last ten years; all other criminal activity will be reviewed.