CDL-A Local Reefer Driver Grocery Account

Local CDL-A Reefer Driver – Great Pay | No-Touch Freight

Earn $85,000–$100,000 per year delivering fresh and frozen groceries throughout New York and surrounding markets. This dedicated local position offers daily home time, established delivery routes, and mostly no-touch freight.

• Average Weekly Pay:
  Approximately $1,700–$1,950
• Double dock pay available
• Additional compensation may apply when supporting other accounts

• Deliver fresh and frozen groceries using 46', 48', 51', and 53' reefer trailers.
• Delivery area includes the Hudson Valley, New York City boroughs, Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania backhaul routes.
• Approximately 15 or more stops per week.
• Complete two loads per day or one longer load, depending on the route.
• Pick up returns at final stops or backhaul freight to the distribution center.
• Mostly no-touch freight; customer unloads and the driver assists as needed.
• Drivers may support other distribution-center accounts 2–3 days per week.
• Pallet jack unloading may be required when assisting other accounts.
• Strong customer service skills are expected.

• Home daily
• Holiday work required when the holiday falls on a scheduled workday and the account is operating.
• Thanksgiving and Christmas are typically off.
• New Year’s Day off is not guaranteed.

• Valid Class A CDL
• Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
• DOT Medical Card
• Clean driving record
• No SAP drivers
• Reliable personal transportation to and from work
• Ability to provide professional customer service
• Willingness to support other local accounts and perform pallet jack unloading when needed
• New drivers must complete required training before operating solo routes in New York City.
• Drivers will not run NYC routes until they have been on the account for at least 6 months.

• Automatic and manual day cabs
• Reefer trailers ranging from 46' to 53'
• Slip-seat operation; same-truck assignments are preferred but not guaranteed
• Trucks cannot be taken home
• Uniforms provided and maintained by the account
• Newer equipment, averaging approximately 3 years old
• Training provided for pallet jack operation