CDL-A Drivers
Listed on 2026-08-28
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Transportation
Transportation & Logistics, Truck Driver, CDL, Delivery
Join our team as a CDL Dry Van or Flatbed driver, where you’ll be the driving force behind efficient regional freight delivery! This role guarantees you a consistent home weekly schedule, allowing you to enjoy quality time with your loved ones while maintaining a dynamic and rewarding career. You’ll operate well-maintained tractor-trailers, primarily hauling dry van or flatbed freight across designated regions, ensuring timely and safe deliveries.
Your expertise in commercial truck driving, combined with your commitment to safety and customer service, will keep our operations running smoothly and our clients satisfied.
Pay
- Dry van regional starting between 65-.70 cpm with detention, layover, extra stop bonus
- Flatbed regional starting between 70-.75 with additional pay items such as tarp fee detention, extra stops, layovers as well.
Responsibilities
Safely operate tractor-trailers with automatic transmissions, adhering strictly to FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) regulations and DOT (Department of Transportation) standards.
Drive regional routes with guaranteed home weekly schedules to promote work-life balance.
Handle freight loading and unloading using proper manual handling techniques, ensuring cargo is secured correctly for transport.
Utilize GPS navigation systems to follow optimized routes, ensuring timely deliveries while complying with all traffic laws and safety regulations.
Maintain accurate logs of driving hours, delivery documentation, and inspection reports in compliance with FMCSA regulations.
Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections of trucks and trailers to identify maintenance needs or safety concerns before hitting the road.
Communicate effectively with dispatch teams regarding delivery status, route adjustments, or any issues encountered during trips.
Experience
Proven 2 years experience in commercial truck driving, specifically with delivery driving in regional settings.
Demonstrated ability to operate manual transmission trucks safely and efficiently.
Knowledge of logistics cargo handling procedures for load & unload operations across various freight types
Experience navigating using GPS navigation systems on tractor-trailers across diverse routes.
Valid CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) with endorsements relevant to dry van and hazardous materials transportation if available
Understanding of FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) regulations, DOT rules, and hazardous materials regulations to ensure compliance at all times.
Embark on a career that combines the thrill of the open road with the stability of guaranteed home time! We’re looking for motivated drivers ready to deliver excellence every mile — join us today!
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