CDL-A Driver — Local or OTR — Average $1,700-$1,900/Week

Our company has CDL-A openings across three different operations, so you can pick the schedule that fits your life: a home-daily run in Fort Collins, Colorado, or one of two over-the-road dry van fleets covering the lower 48 states. All trucks are automatic-transmission with set freight and predictable routes.

OTR Dry Van Fleets

These two fleets move supplies for a major brewing company across the lower 48 states, running automatic-transmission condo sleeper trucks pulling dry van trailers.

• Average pay around $1,900 per week, built on mileage pay plus possible safety and on-time bonuses

• One fleet runs roughly 2,500 miles weekly, though this can shift with customer demand

• Freight is no-touch dry van, a mix of drop-and-hook, live unload, and sometimes live reload

• Typically home every two weeks

• Company-supplied automatic sleeper trucks

• Delivery areas regularly include Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Maine, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, and Ohio

Fort Collins Local Route

This daily-home position hauls empty aluminum cans and glass bottles between the brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado and suppliers in Windsor.

• Average pay around $1,700 per week, paid hourly with overtime built in weekly

• Home every night

• Standard five-day schedule, with extra pay if a sixth day is needed

• Loads are power-on and power-off

• Automatic-transmission trucks

Requirements

• Current Class A CDL

• Minimum three months of tractor-trailer experience in the last 12 months, or equivalent experience within the past 10 years where time off driving hasn't outweighed time on the road

• Must meet DOT and company hiring standards

• Reliable, safety-minded, and a clear communicator