Semi-Local CDL-A Driver — Night Shift
Listed on 2026-08-01
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Transportation
CDL, Truck Driver, Driver
Semi-LocalCDL-A Dedicated Night Driver — NO TOUCH FREIGHT
If you want to step away from long-haul OTR runs that keep you away for weeks at a time, we have open seats on a dedicated fleet hauling temperature-controlled freight. This run gives you frequent home time throughout the week while maintaining a steady, predictable schedule.
Pay & BenefitsAverage Weekly Earnings:
Drivers gross between $1,200 and $1,300 weekly.
Pay Structure:
Earn a flat rate per load + $10.00 per stop + $0.11 per mile.
Incentives:
Driver performance bonus program available.
Corporate Benefits:
Full medical, dental, and vision options, matching 401(k) plan, and paid time off starting after 60 days.
Home Time:
Home every other day. Schedule includes taking required 10-hour breaks on the road and returning home for 34-hour weekly restarts.
Weekly Mileage:
Averages 1,600 to 2,400 miles per week.
The Route:
Regional store deliveries across Central Florida, extending into Georgia and South Carolina.
The Shift: Dedicated Night Shift. Late afternoon start times ranging from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with main driving hours running overnight from 9:00 PM to 9:00 AM.
Freight Handling:
No physical unloading required, store dock personnel handle live unloads.
The Routine:
Weekly layovers are expected. You get home every other day, with potential for two days off mid-week.
Equipment:
Slip-seat setup required.
Weekends & Holidays:
Weekend dispatch is standard, and holiday shifts are mandatory.
Hiring Radius:
Must live within 35 miles of Zip Code 32926 (Cocoa, FL area).
Experience:
Trainees with a valid Class A CDL are accepted. Experienced tier requires 1 year of verifiable tractor-trailer history.
Credentials:
Valid Class A CDL and current DOT Medical Card. No special endorsements needed.
Fleet Type:
Solo company drivers only (no teams or owner-operators).
Screening:
Clean driving record and passing a mandatory drug screen.
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