Night Grocery CDL-A Driver

Here’s how a shift plays out on this regional grocery run.

EVENING:
You pick up your reefer, which is either preloaded or loaded while you wait, and head out on a regional round trip.

OVERNIGHT:
You deliver to grocery stores. The stores unload, so you're not touching freight. Depending on the load, you'll do live loads, live unloads, preloads or drop and hooks.

MORNING:
You finish the loop. Choose home daily or home weekly, whichever fits your life.

Most drivers average about $1,400 a week, roughly $72,800 a year.

• $0.49 to $0.61 per mile to start, based on experience
• $10 for your first stop, then $15 for every stop after
• An extra $0.03 per mile on weekend miles (Friday 5 p.m. to Monday 4 a.m.)
• Bonus programs on top

Nights, with weekend work required. Thanksgiving and Christmas are off.

New to driving: a valid Class A CDL and at least 120 hours of CDL training. No experience needed.

Already driving: 6 months of OTR experience after training within the last 12 months, or 12 months in the past 5 years.

Everyone needs to live within 50 miles of Moberly and pass urine and hair follicle drug screening. Background details get asked later in the process like any normal hiring step, so you can apply without gathering a pile of paperwork.

• Paid time off, 401(k), vision and dental.