Regional CDL A Driver - Weekends - GA - OH Dedicated
Listed on 2026-09-27
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Transportation
Truck Driver, CDL, Driver, Transportation & Logistics
Regional CDL A Driver - Home Weekends - GA - OH Dedicated Job Type: Driving
Home every weekend. Run a consistent regional route from Georgia to Ohio/Indiana with no-touch freight, approximately 2,100 miles per week, and average weekly earnings of $1,300 to $1,500
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This regional position is built for drivers who want regular home time, predictable lanes, and newer assigned equipment. You'll run loop freight along the I-75 corridor with most loads handled through drop & hook.
Route & Home Time- Home Saturday & Sunday for a 34-hour reset
- Regional loop freight from Georgia to Ohio/Indiana
- 50 to 60% drop & hook
- 40 to 50% live unload
- Consistent regional operation along the I-75 corridor
- $1,300 to $1,500 average weekly earnings
- $67,000+ average annual earnings
- Experience-based CPM pay structure
- Additional pay for detention, layover and breakdown
- $12.50/hour detention pay after the second hour
- $100/day layover pay
- $100/day breakdown pay
Your CPM rate is based on verifiable driving experience.
Performance-Based CPM BonusEarn up to $0.03 additional CPM based on:
- Safety
- Mileage
- Productivity
The bonus begins with the first full month after hire. Drivers must be active OTR company drivers at the time of payout.
$3,000 Sign-On BonusReceive your sign-on bonus in two payments:
EquipmentYou'll operate newer equipment with a permanently assigned truck:
- 2021 or newer Freightliner Cascadia or Kenworth
- Automatic transmissions
- Permanently assigned equipment
- No slip seating
- Minimum 3 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience within the last 36 months
- Valid Class A CDL
- At least 21 years old
- At least 12 consecutive months of U.S. driving history
- Safe driving record
- Must meet company driving and safety requirements
- Must pass DOT physical and drug screening
- Cannot currently be under contract with another carrier
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